Bayern President Sends Firm Message Amid Florentino Pérez Links Over Michael Olise

Bayern President Sends Firm Message Amid Florentino Pérez Links Over Michael Olise Bayern Munich have delivered a strong and unified response to growing reports linking Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez with a potential €150 million move for winger Michael Olise, insisting the French star is not for sale and remains central to the club’s long-term plans. The comments come amid widespread speculation that Pérez, recently re-elected at Real Madrid, is preparing a major “Galáctico” signing and has identified Olise as a priority target for a summer rebuild in Spain. Bayern president Herbert Hainer led the club’s response, stating that Olise is under a long-term contract running until 2029 and will not be sold under any circumstances. He reportedly made it clear that even an offer in the region of €150 million would not change Bayern’s stance, emphasizing that the club is not a selling institution when it comes to key players. The Bayern hierarchy, including senior figures such as Uli Hoeneß, has also backed the position, reinforcing internal unity around keeping the 24-year-old winger in Munich despite growing external interest. Reports in Spain and Germany suggest Real Madrid’s interest in Olise intensified after his standout performances against them in the UEFA Champions League, where he impressed club officials with his creativity and attacking output.

Some sources claim Pérez is planning a major €150 million bid as part of a broader squad rebuild aimed at restoring Madrid’s dominance in Europe. However, the Real Madrid president has also publicly denied directly targeting Olise, adding ambiguity to the situation even as speculation continues to grow. Despite the ongoing rumours, Bayern’s message remains consistent: Olise is considered untouchable. The club views him as a key part of their sporting project following his rapid rise since joining from Crystal Palace in 2024, where he quickly established himself as one of Europe’s most productive attacking players. His performances in the Bundesliga and Champions League have made him one of Bayern’s most valuable assets, strengthening their resolve to resist any approach from Spain or elsewhere. The situation sets up a potential transfer standoff heading into the summer window, with Real Madrid reportedly preparing to test Bayern’s resolve with a record-level offer. For now, however, Bayern insist there is no negotiation to be had and no price tag that could force them to part with one of their most important attacking stars.