Bayern Munich Warns Real Madrid Regarding Olise

Herbert Hainer, president of Bayern Munich, the German football league champions, sent a firm message to Spanish club Real Madrid, insisting that the club will not yield to growing interest in the services of their French star Michael Olise, who has become one of the most prominent attacking names in European football.

Hainer reaffirmed that Bayern Munich is determined to retain the French winger, emphasizing that the club is in a strong position given that the player is under contract until 2029.

“Bayern Munich is a club that does not need to sell its players. We make our decisions from a position of strength, and Michael Olise is still under contract with us until 2029.”

He expressed hope for a future contract extension for the player: “I hope and wish that he will extend his contract at some point. Whether it is Real Madrid or any other club interested in moving to sign him, we know how to defend ourselves well. Bayern Munich has a lot to offer.”

Reports indicate Bayern Munich’s desire to extend Olise’s contract, although sporting director Max Eberl clarified that formal talks on the matter have not yet begun.

With media estimates suggesting the potential transfer fee could exceed 200 million euros, Hainer believes that the player’s comfort in Munich could help the club secure his stay for several more years.

“He feels very comfortable here in Munich. When he first joined us, only football insiders knew him. Now, the entire football world knows him.”