Bayern Munich Refuses to Sell Michael Olise Despite His Desire to Join Real Madrid

Michael Olise's wish to transfer from Bayern Munich to Real Madrid has resurfaced in recent days, with Spanish media reporting a potential record-breaking offer from the Spanish club. However, German outlets continue to emphasize Bayern Munich's firm stance that Olise is not for sale. According to a report by Bild on Saturday, Olise has confided in his French national team teammates about his desire to leave Bayern and join Real Madrid. Despite this, Bayern is determined to keep the 24-year-old winger and plans to offer him a new, improved contract worth over 25 million euros gross per season, making him one of the highest-paid players on the squad.

The report also notes that Olise is not expected to force the move. He is reportedly content with his life in Munich and prefers to avoid conflict with the club to facilitate the transfer. Recent reports indicate that Real Madrid intends to submit an initial bid for the French player, but Bayern continues to assert it will not sell one of its key players. The gap between Olise's wishes and the club's position remains unchanged.

Former Bayern player Lothar Matthäus also expressed skepticism about the transfer, stating he understands the desire to play for Real Madrid but believes Bayern will not even entertain negotiations and will likely extend Olise's contract while increasing his salary. No official responses have been released by the involved parties as of now.