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Ivica Olic won't rule out leaving Bayern Munich in January
Even though coach Jupp Heynckes has ruled out releasing any players during the winter break, the Croatian forward thinks it's possible he could be allowed to leave
By Mark Doyle
Olic started Wednesday night’s Champions League clash with Manchester City but has seen very little game time under Jupp Heynckes this term and has already revealed that he will leave the Bundesliga giants at the end of the season.
Heynckes has stated that he does not intend to let any players leave during the winter break but Olic believes that he could yet depart during the January transfer window.
“I am no longer a young player, I have two or three years left to play,” the 32-year-old striker told Kicker. “I have to use my time.
“As for a winter switch, I'm not sure, but [even] if I stay, I will be gone in the summer.”
Olic has been linked with Wolfsburg in recent weeks and he admitted: "This is an option."
The Croatia international, who has been capped 73 times by his country, has made over 40 Bundesliga appearances for Bayern since arriving from Hamburg in 2009.
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