Michael Olise makes stunning final decision on Chelsea transfer

Author James Goldman posted a blog on June 21, 2024, at 8:10 pm and later updated it at 8:58 pm on the same day.

Bayern Munich is close to securing a deal to sign Michael Olise from Crystal Palace, which is a major setback for Chelsea's transfer plans for the summer.

The young player continued to build his growing reputation at the end of last season with many impressive performances for a team that improved after Oliver Glasner became the manager.

Many Premier League teams were trying to convince the young French player to leave Selhurst Park, with Chelsea believed to be leading the race.

Olise has decided not to join Chelsea for the second summer in a row and instead has opted to sign with Bayern, who are now being led by Vincent Kompany.

Bayern Munich, who were recently dethroned as champions of the Bundesliga, are now anticipated to quickly finalize a deal with Crystal Palace, as reported by The Athletic.

Chelsea, as well as Newcastle United and Manchester United, will now need to look at different choices in the market.

The team already has a strong selection of players for wide positions, including Raheem Sterling, Cole Palmer, Noni Madueke, and Mykhailo Mudryk.

Ukraine player Mudryk has not lived up to expectations during his time at Stamford Bridge, but former England goalkeeper Joe Hart believes that the 22-year-old still has the potential to succeed in the Premier League.

Talking after Ukraine made a strong comeback to secure an important victory against Slovakia in Euro 2024, the ex-England goalkeeper commented: "He has impressive skills."

I've faced him in matches when he was full of self-assurance while playing for Shakhtar. They were just an average team at the time, to be truthful.

We performed strongly against them, but he was a constant danger throughout the entire game. He scored two goals against me in both matches, and I was genuinely thrilled when he signed for the Premier League. I was thinking, "Keep an eye on this player."

Hart is worried that Mudryk may have been negatively affected by the turbulent situation at Chelsea since he joined the team. However, he firmly believes that Mudryk has the skills and ability needed to thrive in England.

He stated: "See, he's still quite young. It's a bit challenging to stand out at Chelsea right now."

When they finally settle in and become accustomed to their new team, and if he happens to be one of the standout wingers, I can't wait to see how he performs.

Questioned if Mudryk made a mistake by joining this club, Hart replied: "It's hard to say. Things haven't been good for anyone except for Cole Palmer. I'm just being honest about it."

They are working on establishing a solid base. He is a new player, and he recently signed a lengthy contract. Based on what I've heard, he is dedicated to improving, puts in hard work, and is constantly practicing his shooting skills.

'His potential is evident, it just remains to be seen if he can tap into it while playing in the Premier League.'

Joe Hart recently shared some information he received about a certain player's struggles at Chelsea.

UPDATED: Arsenal have now identified a Spanish star from the Euro 2024 tournament as their top choice for a transfer, worth a whopping £47 million.

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