In a firm and direct response, Bayern Munich President Herbert Hainer has addressed the ongoing rumors linking French star Michael Olise with a summer move to Real Madrid, declaring that the player is absolutely not for sale.
Over the past few days, Spanish media outlets have heavily reported Olise as Florentino Pérez’s ultimate transfer target for this summer, with Los Blancos reportedly prepared to launch a massive €150 million bid for the 24-year-old.
Bayern Munich, who secured Olise with a long-term contract running until the summer of 2029 with no release clause, had remained silent until Hainer spoke to Bild newspaper, completely shutting the door on any potential deal regardless of the financial package offered by the Spanish giants.
“Michael Olise is a Bayern Munich player, he has a long-term contract here, and we are not a selling club,” Hainer stated firmly. He added: “If Florentino Pérez wants to send us an offer—which he hasn’t done yet—he can save himself the trouble.”
Olise’s Stance and Bayern’s Summer Transfer Plans
While the player himself has kept a low profile and hasn’t made any public statements, some reports suggest that Real Madrid’s president wouldn’t consider such a massive financial move without prior approval from the winger.
Concluding his remarks, Hainer pointed out that Bayern Munich does not intend to make any “crazy” signings this summer. This comes amid widespread reports that the Bavarian giants are already closing in on securing deals for both Ismael Saibari and Nathaniel Brown.
