Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has sent a strong message to Real Madrid over their reported interest in Michael Olise, insisting that the German champions are in a position of strength when it comes to keeping their best players.
Speaking to BILD, Hainer addressed the rumours linking Olise with a possible move to Real Madrid during the summer transfer window. The Bayern president made it clear that the club would not be pressured into selling the French winger, who remains an important part of their plans.
Hainer stressed that Bayern control their own decisions in the transfer market, pointing to Olise’s existing contract, which runs until 2029. He also expressed his hope that the 24-year-old will eventually agree to extend his stay at the Allianz Arena.
The comments underline Bayern’s determination to protect their key assets despite interest from Europe’s biggest clubs. Olise has become an important attacking option for the German side, and Bayern will be keen to avoid losing a player they consider central to their long-term ambitions.
Meanwhile, former Bayern chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge is confident that both Olise and Harry Kane will extend their contracts with the club. His optimism offers further encouragement to Bayern supporters, with the club eager to maintain a squad capable of competing for major honours.
Kane has established himself as a key figure since arriving from Tottenham Hotspur, while Olise’s performances have strengthened his importance to Bayern’s attacking plans.
Although no new agreements have been officially confirmed in the comments provided, Bayern’s leadership appears confident about the future. With Olise contracted until 2029, the club can negotiate from a strong position as it looks to secure the long-term commitment of two of its most important players.