Michael Olise has set his sights on winning silverware with Bayern Munich after completing his move from Crystal Palace for £45m plus a potential £5m in add-ons. Olise has signed a five-year contract with the German giants, who also have England captain Harry Kane in their ranks and are managed by former Burnley manager Vincent Kompany. skip past newsletter promotion Sign up to Football Daily Free daily newsletter Kick off your evenings with the Guardian"s take on the world of football Enter your email address Sign up Privacy Notice: Newsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. For more information see our Privacy Policy. We use Google reCaptcha to protect our website and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. after newsletter promotion West Ham United Unveil New Signing Maximilian Kilman
ROMFORD, ENGLAND - JULY 05: In this image released on July 06, 2024, West Ham United unveil new signing Maximilian Kilman at Rush Green on July 05, 2024 in Romford, England. (Photo by West Ham United FC/West Ham United FC via Getty Images) Max Kilman completes £40m move to West Ham and signs seven-year deal Read more The 22-year-old winger had been linked with a return to Chelsea, where he played in the academy as a youngster, and a move to Manchester United but opted to join the German giants. He joined Palace from Reading in July 2021 and made 90 appearances for the Eagles, scoring 16 goals. “The talks with FC Bayern were very positive and I’m very happy to now be playing for such a big club,” Olise told his new club’s website. “It’s a great challenge and that’s exactly what I was looking for. I want to prove myself at this level and play my part in ensuring that we win as many titles as possible with our team in the coming years.” Palace chairman Steve Parish said: “We are hugely proud of what Michael has achieved at Crystal Palace, a club where he has developed greatly as a player. We respect his desire to further test himself at the highest level of world football, and I would like to personally wish him the very best for his next adventure with Bayern Munich in Germany which I’m sure we will all follow closely.”