€500 million barrier holds as Bayern rejects Real Madrid’s Olise bid

€500 million is the price Bayern Munich says it will not accept for 24‑year‑old winger Michael Olise, even as Real Madrid intensify their pursuit; the Bundesliga champions reiterated the firm stance in June, refusing to sell the French international despite Spanish interest. When Bayern officials were asked at the beginning of June whether an extraordinary offer could change their mind, they responded emphatically: “No, never. Not even for €500 million. He’s priceless. He’s staying.” The German club’s June statement left no room for negotiation. While Real Madrid intensify their pursuit, Bayern have already signalled that the Spanish interest will not alter their policy, underscoring that the Bundesliga champions remain unmoved. L’Equipe reported that the German club is unbothered by the Spanish giants’ approach. According to L’Equipe, Bayern Munich reiterated that Olise is simply not for sale, confirming the earlier declaration that the winger remains a Bayern asset and underscoring the club’s resolve to keep the French international.

Bayern stay calm after Real Madrid president dismisses Olise offer

Real Madrid are keenly monitoring the 24‑year‑old after another impressive campaign, while Paris Saint‑Germain were linked with him earlier in the window before cooling their interest, highlighting the player’s market profile. Olise’s FIFA World Cup ended in disappointment following France’s semi‑final defeat to Spain, but his reputation has remained intact, keeping Bayern confident in his value; the German side cites his performances as justification for retaining him. More than a month after the June comments, Bayern’s stance remained unchanged, with club officials stating simply: “He’s not leaving.” The consistency reinforces the message that no offer will alter the decision. The message from Bayern Munich is clear: the club will not grant Michael Olise permission to depart, even if Real Madrid formalise their interest during the current transfer window, defining the transfer narrative for the season.