
Speaking on July 28, 2026, during a media event at the Munich Press Club, Dreesen made it explicitly clear that the 24-year-old superstar will not be leaving Germany this summer. The executive’s definitive statement slammed the door shut on any potential blockbuster move to La Liga, cutting off emerging speculation following Olise’s record-breaking campaign.
❌ Absolute Denial of Contact
Addressing the persistent rumors head-on, Dreesen expressed pure sarcasm and irritation at the scale of media fabrications regarding a massive €160 million to €200 million transfer plot.
- The Stance: “Michael Olise will stay, of course. There is no chance for any negotiations with Real Madrid,” Dreesen stated flatly.
- The Reality Check: The CEO revealed that the club has received “no call, no letter, and no fax from Madrid” regarding the winger.
- The Frustration: “It’s astonishing what rumors can end up being spread when you know yourself what the truth actually is,” Dreesen added.
🔐 No Pressure to Sell
Bayern Munich’s management maintains absolute leverage in securing Olise’s long-term future. The French international remains locked into a long-term contract at the Allianz Arena running until June 2029.
Crucially, internal executives like Max Eberl have confirmed that the player’s contract contains no active release clause for foreign clubs. Dreesen joked that despite his inner circle constantly asking him about the rumors, “not a single person in the club has said, ‘If someone offers €200 million, you have to sell him’. An Untouchable Face of the Project
Olise’s value has skyrocketed following an extraordinary individual season where he logged 32 goals and 46 assists across 107 matches for Bayern, alongside a legendary 7-assist deployment for France at the 2026 World Cup. Bayern bosses view him as the foundational anchor of their new sporting blueprint.
With Bayern’s door permanently closed, Real Madrid has reportedly accepted the reality and shifted their full offensive transfer focus toward concluding a multi-million euro deal for Ivorian prodigy Yan Diomandé







