Bayern Munich Executive Rules Out Michael Olise Sale for Any Price, Shutting Down PSG and Real Madrid

Bayern Munich have issued their strongest signal yet that Michael Olise will not be leaving the club this summer, dismissing reported interest from Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid with an unequivocal stance on the winger’s availability.

According to French sports daily L’Équipe, Bayern’s internal position on the matter leaves no room for negotiation. One club executive was quoted as stating, “Even for €200 million, he will not leave,” while a board member went further, reportedly declaring, “Even for €500 million, he will not leave.”

The declarations come on the back of an exceptional 2025-26 season for Olise, during which the 24-year-old registered 22 goals and 31 assists across 52 appearances in all competitions — figures that have firmly established him as one of the most productive wide players in European football. Those numbers have also reinforced Bayern’s resolve to build their long-term project around him.

PSG’s interest in Olise is not a recent development. The Ligue 1 champions have tracked the France international for several years, but their pursuit has repeatedly come up against Bayern’s determination to retain him. Real Madrid have also been linked with a move, with reports indicating the Spanish club submitted a €150 million bid for the player — an offer Bayern are said to have dismissed outright.

To further insulate themselves from external pressure, Bayern Munich are reportedly in the process of preparing a new long-term contract for Olise. Sources suggest the proposed extension would run until 2031 — two years beyond his current deal, which expires in 2029 — and would include a substantial salary increase that would place him alongside striker Harry Kane among the club’s highest earners.

Olise joined Bayern Munich from Crystal Palace in the summer of 2024 for a reported fee of around €50 million and has since developed into one of the Bundesliga’s most influential attacking players. His rapid rise has drawn consistent attention from Europe’s biggest clubs, but Bayern’s public and private messaging on his future has remained consistent throughout.

With his current contract not due to expire until 2029, Bayern hold considerable leverage in any hypothetical negotiation. The club’s willingness to offer an extended deal on improved terms further reduces the prospect of any transfer materialising in the near future. For PSG, who have invested heavily in their squad in recent windows, the repeated rejection may ultimately force a permanent change in transfer strategy regarding Olise.