One of the most sought-after athletes in Europe this summer is Michael Olise.
Following a amazing battle at Crystal Palace, Michael Olise becomes one of Europe's most popular components this summer.
The Frenchman played a vital role in the Eagles ' renaissance under Oliver Glasner in the second half of the Premier League season, winning five of their final seven games to reach a top-half end. He did, however, occasionally have injury problems.
The biggest clubs in Europe have been interested in Olise's ten targets and six assists in just 19 league games.
We have sifted through the sound to determine what his probable future holds with all the debate surrounding the winger.
The curiosity in Olise is growing as a whole.
The race for Olise ' personal reportedly boiled down to two teams: Chelsea and Manchester United, according to reports from the back end of the season.
Before it became apparent that the 22-year-old had all but secured him before rumors that he had signed a new offer at Selhurst Park surfaced, The Music seemed to have reignited their attention from a year earlier.
Following their individual big-money goes to Old Trafford in recent years, an INEOS-led United is presumably keen on Olise following an unsatisfying showing from both Antony and Jadon Sancho.
However, recent studies suggest that a number of other venues have since joined the competition, especially Newcastle United and Paris St. Germain.
Both Newcastle and Chelsea have contacted Crystal Palace, according to Sky Sports, with the latter reportedly having a$ 60 million transfer section.
Sky Sports News ' key writer Kaveh Solhekol explained:
" Chelsea have made an strategy at a very high degree I'm told, club- to- club, to signal him from Crystal Palace. Chelsea have faith in their ability to strike a bargain. Different leagues have a lot of interest in signing him, too.
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