The president of Bayern Munich, Herbert Hainer, has made it clear to the newspaper Bild that the Bavarian club is not willing to sell Michael Olise, despite the rumors that were circulating about his possible transfer to Real Madrid. The French striker, who joined the team in 2024 after a €53 million transfer from Crystal Palace, remains under contract until 2029 and the German club is looking for him to extend his commitment.
Hainer explained that Bayern makes its decisions from a position of strength, stressing that the club is not forced to give up players. “We are convinced that Bayern is a club that is not forced to sell players,” said the leader. Along the same lines, Hainer added that Olise is expected to renew his contract, maintaining the possibility of including a termination clause that allows him to open the door to future opportunities if he so wishes.
The objective of the expansion is for Olise to be among the team's highest earners, along with Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala, who earn around 25 million euros annually. The 25-year-old winger from London has been a key player in the squad, and Bayern wants to ensure his continuity in the Bavarian city.
Regarding the situation of Harry Kane, Hainer showed optimism about the renewal of the English captain. "I feel very optimistic about Harry Kane's renewal, the talks are going very well. Harry and his family feel extremely comfortable in Munich," commented the president. Kane's contract extension is expected to be finalized in the near future, which would reinforce the stability of the squad.
Bayern's message to Real Madrid and other clubs interested in Olise is forceful: the Bavarian club will not give up the forward without a proposal that meets its conditions. With the renewal of its key players and the consolidation of its squad, Bayern seeks to maintain its competitiveness in the Bundesliga and in European competitions, while Olise's future remains under the gaze of the media and fans who are waiting to see how his career evolves in Munich.