Startling information out of Germany indicates that Bayern Munich’s Nigerian-born dazzler, Michael Olise never submitted a transfer request to the Bundesliga champions this summer, according to transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, who stressed that the youngster is staying put.
Sports247 reports that Romano further stated in his updated summer transfer survey that Olise will not leave Munich this summer, as the German giants are not ready to let him go and the French international is not even thinking about leaving just yet.
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In contrast with widespread speculation and reports linking Olise with a move to Real Madrid of Spain this summer, Romano affirmed in latest reports that the former Reims of France and Crystal Palace of England midfielder is actually staying put with Bayern, which he joined in 2024.
This means transfer experts and observers may have to start making fresh permutations, which might be in contrast with initial conclusions that Olise’s future is up in the air at Bayern, based mostly on reports that Real Madrid were set to launch a huge bid for one of France’s icons at the FIFA 2026 World Cup.
The latest information is, however, in contrast with reports by UK’s Daily Mail and L’Equipe in France, which both stated that Olise is very keen on a move to Madrid, pointing out that he apparently believes this is the perfect time in his career to make a big-money switch, as he prepares to turn 25.
A post on X via @FCBayernFocus asserted, “Michael Olise never told Bayern that he wanted to leave the club this summer. (@FabrizioRomano);” which is in contrast with previous reports across the media in Europe that linked him with Los Blancos all through the first two weeks of this month.
However, Sports247 reports further that the chances of Madrid snatching Olise from Munich are pretty slim, as The Bavarians are keen to hold unto The Frenchman, who has played 107 times for the Bundesliga champions.
The 24-year-old mulatto has scored 42 goals and provided 54 assists for The Bavarians, then added to his stock with tremendous displays at the World Cup, where he helped France finish fourth, which only boosted speculation about his future, though Bayern insist he is not leaving.
