Max Eberl discusses Oliver Glasner's insights on Michael Olise's move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 9:46 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Max Eberl, board member for sport at Bayern Munich, shared insights from Oliver Glasner concerning Michael Olise's transfer from Crystal Palace. Signed for a reported €53 million in 2024, Olise has become a notable player for Bayern. Eberl highlighted Glasner's positive assessment, noting that while Glasner acknowledged Olise still had room to grow, he highly valued the winger's potential. Conversations with Glasner and Olise contributed to Bayern's decision to pursue the player, emphasizing the importance of firsthand perspectives in talent evaluation.
- •Michael Olise transferred to Bayern Munich in 2024 for €53 million.
- •Max Eberl cited Oliver Glasner's evaluation of Olise's potential.
- •Glasner emphasized both Olise's strengths and areas for growth.
- •Conversations with the player contributed to Bayern's decision.
- •Olise has emerged as a key talent for Bayern since arriving.
- 9:46 AMYahoo Sports — Eberl reveals what Oliver Glasner told Bayern about Olise before his move from Crystal Palace
"Michael Olise has established himself as one of the world’s best players since Bayern Munich signed him from Crystal Palace for a reported €53 million in 2024.In an interview with FC Bayern’s cl...
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