‘Can save himself the trouble’ – Bayern Munich president leaves no room for doubt over Florentino Perez’s €150m dream target

Speculation surrounding a potential Real Madrid move for Michael Olise has been growing in recent weeks, particularly following reports that Florentino Perez was prepared to launch a massive €150 million bid.

However, Bayern Munich have now delivered their clearest response yet, leaving little room for doubt regarding the French winger’s future.

The Bundesliga champions have made it clear that Olise remains a key part of their long-term project and that no amount of transfer speculation will change their position.

Bayern president dismisses Real Madrid rumours

The strongest response came from Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer during a visit to one of the club’s supporters’ groups.

With reports linking Real Madrid to the talented winger continuing to circulate, Hainer addressed the rumours and rejected the possibility of a transfer.

Bayern Munich will not sell Olise. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

“Michael Olise is a Bayern player and has a long-term contract. We are not a selling club. 

“If Florentino Perez wants to send us an offer – which hasn’t happened so far – he can save himself the trouble,” he said, as per Fabrizio Romano.

Notably, this is not the first time a senior Bayern figure has publicly ruled out a sale.

Uli Hoeness’ warning to Real Madrid

Several weeks ago, honorary president Uli Hoeness delivered a similarly uncompromising message when discussing the player’s future.

Real Madrid are linked to Olise. (Photo by Reinaldo Coddou H./Getty Images)

Speaking about the possibility of a huge offer arriving, Hoeness stated, 

“Sell Michael Olise for €200 million? He won’t be sold. We play this game for our fans. 

“We have 430,000 members, we have millions of fans all over the world, and it doesn’t help them much if we have €200 million in the bank but play worse football every Saturday because of it.”

With Hainer now repeating the same position, Bayern Munich appear determined to end any discussion surrounding a potential exit, especially now that Perez has won the elections.