Concerns over Michael Olise’s contract clause could complicate Man Utd’s transfer plans in football.
This article contains affiliate links, and we will receive a commission on any sales generated from it. Crystal Palace star Michael Olise has emerged as a reported transfer target for Manchester United.
It is reported that Manchester United may need to pay more than initially expected to secure his services due to a clause in his contract. Since returning from injury, Olise has excelled alongside Eberechi Eze under manager Oliver Glasner, attracting the attention of several Premier League clubs.
Despite coming close to a move to Chelsea last summer, Olise signed a new deal with Crystal Palace, and his recent form has significantly improved. 22-year-old Olise has been a long-standing target for Manchester United as they look to strengthen their attacking options for the upcoming season.
According to the BBC, Palace has placed a valuation of over £60 million on Olise, similar to the valuation of Eze. Olise is reportedly content at Palace and would only consider leaving for a club that can support and showcase his significant skills on the ball.
Former Manchester United player Yorke has expressed his belief that Manchester United should sign both Eze and Olise. He emphasized their young age, talent, and potential to enhance the team.
Yorke suggested that the club should make a combined offer of around £80 million for both players.
