Bayern Munich Refuses to Sell Olise, Says Hainer

Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has reiterated that the club will not sell Michael Olise for any amount this summer.

The German club has made it clear that it considers its star French winger completely untouchable, signalling that even massive, record‑breaking offers will be rejected.

Olise is locked into a long‑term contract that runs until 2029 and contains no release clause.

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In a conversation with Bild, Hainer said Olise is not for sale despite interest from Real Madrid.

“Michael Olise is a Bayern Munich player, and he is on a long‑term contract. We are not a selling club,” he told Bild. “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 added.

Olise had a sensational campaign for FC Bayern Munich, recording 15 goals and 20 assists in 32 Bundesliga appearances.

Named the Bundesliga Player of the Season, his dynamic playmaking, technical precision, and stunning long‑range strikes were vital to the club’s domestic and European success.

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Olise established himself as one of the most prolific wingers in European football, heavily contributing across all major competitions.

Known fondly by fans and teammates as “Mr. Nonchalant,” Olise is celebrated for his composed aura and clinical finishing. His technical dribbling and elite positioning between the lines allow him to pull defenders out of shape and create high‑quality chances for his teammates.

His ability to cut inside and place curling, unsaveable strikes into the top corner became a trademark of his 2025/26 masterclass.