Callum Olusesi has rejected interest from Bayern Munich to agree a big-money new Tottenham contract, sources have told Football Insider.
The midfielder, 18, has agreed terms on a three-year extension which makes him one of the highest earners in Spurs’ academy set-up.
Olusesi had interest from Bayern, as well as Ajax, Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain before agreeing to pledge his future to Tottenham.
The player feels he can break into the first-team at Spurs next season.
Tottenham midfielder Olusesi rejects Euro giants
He made his first-team debut in January with a substitute cameo against Hoffenheim in the Europa League earlier this year.
Olusesi, who turned 18 last month, has also regularly featured on the bench in the Premier League, League Cup and FA Cup.
| Player | Age |
| Mikey Moore | 17 |
| Dane Scarlett | 21 |
| Will Lankshear | 19 |
| Ashley Phillips | 19 |
| Callum Olusesi | 18 |
Tottenham’s promising youth stars
The youngster is a regular for England’s Under-18 side and has scored regularly for Tottenham’s youth sides from central midfield.
His previous deal was set to expire in June 2026 after signing his last extension 12 months ago.
Postecoglou sack update from Tottenham
Meanwhile, Football Insider revealed on Tuesday (1 April) that Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou is not likely to cling on in the dugout if he doesn’t deliver Europa League success.
Defeat in the upcoming London derby against rivals Chelsea on Thursday (3 April) could heap huge pressure on Postecoglou.
Sources have told Football Insider that this season is now “Europa League or bust” for the Spurs boss – who is under contract at until June 2027.
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Tottenham need to do more to turn player’s head.
Over the last few weeks, Tottenham have emerged as a candidate to land Fiorentina’s Moise Kean.
The likes of Arsenal and Newcastle United have also been linked with the striker, who scored his 16th Serie A goal of the season against Atalanta at the weekend.
La Nazione, as relayed by Calciomercato, have provided an update about the Italian’s situation and things aren’t looking great for Tottenham.
The Florence based outlet claims Kean has not shown any signs of wanting to leave Fiorentina in the summer.
Kean is enjoying a central role at La Viola and he wants to maintain that so that he can play for Italy at the World Cup in 2026.
He will probably not have a central role at a side like Tottenham, where Dominic Solanke is established as their first-choice No.9.
Fiorentina are now looking to make sure Kean’s current release clause of €52m is increased and that he also earns a higher wage in a new deal.
Subsequently this could harm the north London side’s pursuit for the player ahead of the next transfer window.
