Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has asserted that any potential summer move for Michael Olise will command a 'minimum £50 million' fee, following the French under-21 international's standout performance against Crystal Palace.

Olise's impressive display on Tuesday evening, which included two assists and a stunning winning goal, has further fueled interest from top clubs, including Manchester United. Despite enduring a spell on the sidelines due to injury, Olise has amassed six goals and three assists in the Premier League this season, attracting attention from multiple suitors.

Wilder, acknowledging Olise's rising valuation, emphasized the challenge of competing for top talent in the transfer market. He noted that the price tag for Olise could surpass £50 million by summer, reflecting the heightened demand for his services.

While recent reports suggest Olise's preference for a move to Manchester United over other potential destinations like Chelsea and Arsenal, the winger's contractual situation adds complexity to any potential transfer. Although Chelsea activated Olise's £35 million release clause last summer, the player opted to extend his contract with Crystal Palace, likely including an updated release clause set at a higher value.

Manchester United, in search of attacking reinforcements to address their goal-scoring struggles, view Olise as a viable target. With the likes of Jadon Sancho potentially departing on loan and Anthony Martial expected to leave in the summer, United's pursuit of Olise underscores their commitment to bolstering their attacking options for the future.