Arsenal - Not a chance. He'd be Saka's understudy.
Bayern - Reliable reports say Olise wants to stay in England.
Newcastle - Zero chance. No European football and they have to sell this summer so will presumably be weaker heading into next season.
United - Won't happen. Ratcliffe penny pincher. They bid less than 40m for Branthwaite when Everton were asking for 70m.
It only leaves City really.
Have a feeling the issue will be with negotiating a price with Palace, as the release clause is only for Champions League clubs.
Olise agreeing terms will be no problem.
Isn't Plettenberg Tier 3? He has inside sources at Bayern but nothing elsewhere. Bayern have Colwill as a target if they don't get Tah, however I'd imagine the conversation Bayern reps and Clearlake have over the availability of Colwill will last fewer than 3 seconds.
I'm more worried about where Nkunku and Palmer fit into this. Neither would benefit as being a wide left sided winger, and both together in the #8 positions would be very top heavy.
The midfielder joined Chelsea in 2009 and left in 2016, which Conlon described as 'mutual consent' between the two parties.
https://www.football.london/Chelsea-fc/transfer-news/michael-olises-Chelsea-exit-explained-29282792#:~:text=The midfielder joined Chelsea in,consent' between the two parties.
How would that work? We'd surely have to offload one of Sterling or Mudryk?
Enzo/Lavia
Caicedo/Gallagher Palmer/Carney
Madueke/Olise Nkunku/Sterling
Jackson/Sesko