Untouchable! Michael Olise won't leave Bayern even for 200 million
Kenley Ward
Dailysports's expert
Olise could be set for a long stay at Bayern.
Details: In a recent interview, Bayern Munich honorary president and club official Uli Hoeneß declared that the team's 24-year-old winger Michael Olise is absolutely not for sale.
According to Hoeneß, Olise is a central figure in the current squad, and selling him would be akin to betraying the fans—even for a massive fee:
“We play this game for our supporters. We have 430,000 club members, we have millions of fans around the world, and they won’t benefit much if we have 200 million more in the bank but end up playing worse every Saturday because of it.” Hoeneß said.
There has previously been intense media speculation about interest in Olise from English, French, and Spanish giants, with the likes of Real Madrid, Arsenal, PSG, and Manchester City reportedly among the suitors.
Michael Olise joined Bayern in 2024 from Crystal Palace for €53 million. In the current season, the Frenchman has made 39 appearances for Bayern, scoring 16 goals and providing 27 assists.
His current deal with the Munich side runs until 2029, and his market value is estimated at €140 million by Transfermarkt.
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