Bayern Munich has signed French attacking midfielder Michael Olise to a five-year deal for a reported fee of around €60 million, allowing him to participate in the Paris Olympic Games with Thierry Henry's national team. Olise's transfer saga from Crystal Palace to Bayern Munich is nearing completion as he undergoes a medical in Munich, marking a significant career move for the 22-year-old. The talented winger's arrival at Bayern under new boss Vincent Kompany aims to bolster the team's attacking capabilities and support star striker Harry Kane. Despite interest from other top clubs like Manchester United and Chelsea, Olise's move to Bayern signifies a shift from Palace to a higher level of competition, with the player set to earn a substantial increase in wages for his contributions to the team's success and pursuit of Bundesliga dominance.