Bayern Munich set to offer Michael Olise new contract amid interest, Paris Saint-Germain monitor Eric Garcia contract situation – Euro Transfer News

“To fend off interest, the Rekordmeister are looking to offer the Frenchman a two-year extension. Olise’s current deal expires in 2029.”

Olise reportedly currently earns nearly £14m per year and Bayern are looking to improve that in order to keep hold of the French international, who has been in excellent form this season.

Paris Saint-Germain are continuing to monitor the situation of Barcelona defender Eric Garcia – who is yet to sign a contract extension.

The paper writes: “Eric’s progress hasn’t gone unnoticed in the transfer market.

“There are many teams interested in him, especially considering his contract expires on June 30. And PSG are waiting, even though it’s clear the centre-back wants to stay with the Blaugrana.”

The Dutchman has failed to make the desired impact since arriving at Old Trafford, with seven goals in 49 matches last season.

Zirkzee has been out of favour so far in 2025/26, with just four substitute appearances in all competitions.

Reports suggest that “concrete work is under way” for Como to bring the 24-year-old forward to Italy.

SportBild suggest Zirkzee’s previous experience in Italy could be the reason for the interest.

The publication writes: “A name like Zirkzee, especially if the former Bologna professional plays freely and finds his form from his past Serie A days, could prove to be an important winter transfer for this mission.”

Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez has been repeatedly linked with a move to Barcelona, but he has dismissed the speculation.

“There’s always talk, a lot of things were said last year too, but the truth is this is just the beginning, and my goal is to improve every day, to do better for the club, to win with my teammates, to win here.

“That’s the only thing on my mind. What’s being said on social media is beyond me.”

The midfielder has been on the fringes of Flick’s team this season but, with Gavi and Fermin Lopez out injured, it is thought he will be needed more regularly now.

The Spain international has himself been hindered by injuries, and has only started three of Barcelona’s seven La Liga matches so far.

Olmo has a long-term contract which runs until 2030.