Bayern Munich are reportedly unconcerned by Real Madrid’s interest in Michael Olise, with club officials viewing the French winger as untouchable despite a potential €150 million offer.
Bayern Munich are reportedly relaxed about growing interest from Real Madrid in Michael Olise, with the Bundesliga champions having no intention of selling one of their most important players.
Speculation surrounding Olise intensified this week after reports suggested that Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is preparing a major transfer move following the club’s upcoming presidential elections.
Subsequent reports have identified the French international as the player at the top of Madrid’s transfer wishlist, despite previous suggestions that other targets were being considered by the Spanish giants.
Olise’s performances against Real Madrid in Bayern’s Champions League quarter-final clashes are believed to have played a significant role in convincing the La Liga side that he possesses the quality to thrive at the highest level.
The winger has enjoyed a remarkable rise since joining Bayern from Crystal Palace, quickly establishing himself as one of the club’s standout performers.
His creativity, technical quality and growing influence in decisive matches have made him one of the most highly-rated attacking players in Europe.
Despite Real Madrid’s reported willingness to spend as much as €150 million, Bayern’s response has been one of complete confidence.
Sources close to the club indicate that Olise is considered untouchable and that no offer, regardless of size, is expected to change that stance.
There is also no indication that Olise is seeking a move away from Munich. While the 24-year-old remains ambitious and eager to compete at the highest level, he is reportedly happy at Bayern.
