Bayern Munich rule out selling Michael Olise despite interest from Liverpool, Manchester City, and Real Madrid, with club chiefs insisting he remains central to their future plans.
Bayern Munich have firmly ruled out the possibility of selling Michael Olise amid growing interest from several European giants.
Reports had linked the winger with moves to Liverpool, Manchester City, and Real Madrid, but Bayern officials have quickly shut down any speculation regarding a transfer.
Board member for sport Max Eberl made the club’s position clear, insisting Bayern are not even considering a sale. He emphasized that Olise is a key part of their long-term plans and has every opportunity to succeed in Munich. Club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen echoed those sentiments, stressing that Bayern’s ambition to compete for major trophies makes the club an ideal destination for elite players like Olise.
The French winger joined Bayern from Crystal Palace in 2024 and is currently under contract until 2029. Notably, his agreement does not include a release clause, leaving Bayern in a strong position.
Eberl also revealed that the club maintains regular communication with the player and even hinted at the possibility of extending his deal further, underlining how highly he is valued internally.
Olise has justified that faith with an exceptional debut season, scoring 16 goals and registering 27 assists in 39 appearances across all competitions for the German champions. With Bayern pushing for domestic and European success, the club sees Olise as central to their future, and their firm stance suggests they are determined to keep hold of one of their most influential performers
