Bayern Munich president, Herbert Hainer, has reaffirmed that the club have no intention of selling Michael Olise this summer, stressing that the winger remains a key part of their long-term project.
The Bundesliga giants have taken a firm stance over the French international, insisting he is completely untouchable regardless of the size of any potential offer. Even record-breaking bids, according to the club, would not change their position.
Olise is tied to Bayern on a long-term contract running until 2029, with no release clause included, further strengthening the club’s control over his future amid growing interest from top European sides, including Real Madrid.
Speaking to Bild, Hainer made Bayern’s position clear while also referencing Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez.
“Michael Olise is a Bayern Munich player, and he is on a long-term contract. We are not a selling club.
“If Florentino Pérez wishes to make us an offer – which has not been the case so far – he can save himself the trouble, not even for €150m or more,” he told Bild.
On the pitch, Olise enjoyed a standout campaign for Bayern Munich, delivering 15 goals and 20 assists in 32 Bundesliga appearances.
His performances earned him the Bundesliga Player of the Season award, underlining his rapid rise as one of Europe’s most productive wide attackers.
Across all competitions, he played a decisive role in Bayern’s domestic and European push, combining creativity with consistent end product.
Nicknamed “Mr. Nonchalant” by fans, Olise has become known for his calm presence in possession, sharp dribbling, and ability to manipulate defensive lines. His tendency to cut inside and unleash curling finishes into the top corner became a defining feature of his 2025/26 breakthrough season.
