Bayern Munich Sends Real Madrid a Warning Over Michael Olise
Herbert Hainer made it clear that Bayern will negotiate the Frenchman’s future from a position of strength and hopes to extend his contract beyond 2029.
Bayern Munich have no intention of making a potential departure easy for Michael Olise. After the Frenchman emerged as a target for Real Madrid during the summer, club president Herbert Hainer made it clear that Bayern are under no financial pressure to part ways with one of their biggest stars.
“I am convinced that Bayern are a club that are not forced to sell players,” Hainer told Bild. His words also served as a direct message to Real Madrid and any other club considering a move for the winger.
Bayern are operating from a comfortable position. Olise is under contract until 2029, and the club want to keep him in Munich even longer, meaning any future move will have to happen on terms that suit the German champions.
Kane is also part of Bayern’s renewal plans
Olise is not the only major name on the agenda. Hainer also expressed optimism over the future of Harry Kane, another cornerstone of the team and one of Bayern’s biggest attacking stars.
The president said talks are progressing well and highlighted how settled the England captain and his family feel in Munich. Bayern’s message is the same in both cases: they want to keep their stars and shape the future from a position of strength, not from a need to sell.
Bayern are determined to keep their biggest stars
- Michael Olise is under contract until 2029, and Bayern hope to extend his deal.
- Hainer made clear that the club are under no pressure to sell, despite interest from Europe’s biggest teams.
- The futures of Olise and Harry Kane are central to Bayern’s plan to keep the core of their squad together.
