Bayern aren’t buying Olmo for the current squad; they’re buying insurance against Musiala or Olise leaving in January. That’s not panic, it’s asset management. In crypto, we call this liquidity provision: you hold reserves for when the market shifts unexpectedly. £60m feels steep until a key player triggers a release clause and suddenly depth becomes non-negotiable. The real test isn’t whether Olmo fits Vincent Kompany’s system. It’s whether Bayern can integrate him without disrupting existing chemistry. Signing quality is easy. Making quality count alongside what you already have? That’s where most big clubs fail.