I would honestly think twice if I were Olise. Surely he has to question just how much game time will he actually get at Chelsea when he returns to fitness. I think he'd get more of a look in at City, which is a better organised winning machine compared to Chelsea.

If I were Olise I would be looking at wilf and how he wanted to move for years and couldnt until his contract expired and only had turkey to go to.

I would be getting my move in while I am hot property and a decent bid in. Lack of playing time didint stop conor gallagher wanting play for chelsea.

And if it doesnt work out chelsea will let him go alot easier and a reduced fee after a year or two.

It is clear to see now that he has no buy out clause.

Wrong. Olise to Chelsea = Treatment Room(you do realise he's injured?)

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

If it was as straightforward as that Wilf would have gone a long time ago.
He made a number of attempts to leave but he was under a long and lucrative contract and the club ‘chose’ not to sell him.
If it was Wilf’s choice he would have gone, but the club had the final choice.

It is a fact that Olise had a clause in his Reading contract which enabled Palace to buy him in the first place.
Roy has said that ‘clubs are circling, ‘ that Olise ‘has a choice’ to make and ‘he hoped that Palace could persuade him to stay.’
Olise has a number of years on his contract and in a normal situation Palace would just say he’s not for sale and Olise would not have a choice unless an offer came in which Palace chose to accept ( I.e Palace’s choice not Olise’s).
It’s a fact of football life that buyout clauses are sometimes inserted in contracts whether we like it or not .
It can’t be proved either way whether there is a buyout clause in his contract in the absence of sight of the actual document.
However, on the balance of probabilities it seems likely that there is one.

I think it’s somewhere in between. It’s true he is Palaces player under contract until Palace say otherwise. There is always a big BUT, it rarely works out for club or player once the player makes it clear they want away, and that applies not just for Palace but everywhere. Roy knows if Olise, wants the move the likely hood is he goes. The trouble really starts if another club make a substantial offer, everything else just winds the player up, and that’s as much as is happening up to now.