Liverpool consider Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise a "dream" transfer option for the future, but the Premier League champions have no plans to make an offer at this stage, according to Sky Sports Deutschland reporter Florian Plettenberg. Bayern are unwilling to negotiate for the 23-year-old France international, who has no release clause and shows no desire to leave Munich.

Plettenberg reported that Liverpool are currently focused on pursuing AFC Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo instead. The Reds face significant barriers to acquiring Olise given Bayern's stance and the player's contentment in Germany.

Olise joined Bayern from Crystal Palace in 2024 and has thrived in the Bundesliga. The French winger has recorded six goals and six assists this season, earning a 7.84 Whoscored rating that ranks second in the Bundesliga behind only Bayern teammate Harry Kane.

Transfermarkt values Olise at €130 million, reflecting his rapid development since moving to Germany. The absence of a release clause in his Bayern contract gives Munich full control over any potential transfer discussions.

Liverpool's interest signals their long-term planning for attacking reinforcements and Olise is viewed as a perfect eventual replacement for Mo Salah on the right wing. However, Bayern's reluctance to entertain offers and Olise's satisfaction at the club make any deal highly unlikely in the near future.

The Premier League champions appear to have shifted their immediate focus to more attainable targets. Semenyo has emerged as a priority option as Liverpool assess their forward options for upcoming transfer windows.

Olise's performances have established him as one of the Bundesliga's most productive wide players this season. His combination of goals and creativity has made him integral to Bayern's attacking system under their current management.