Bayern’s kit video underlines Olise’s stay amid Real Madrid chase
At the unveiling of Bayern Munich’s new first‑kit video, the French forward Michael Olise dominates the screen, a clear signal from the Bavarians as Real Madrid’s interest intensifies. The Merengues have already bolstered their squad this summer with Marc Cucurella, Denzel Dumfries, Ibrahima Konate and Bernardo Silva.
Club officials say Real Madrid are expected to re‑enter the market before the transfer window closes, targeting one or two further signings while simultaneously planning several departures. The club’s strategy aims to fine‑tune the squad ahead of upcoming competitions.
Jose Mourinho has asked for the acquisition of another midfielder and a centre‑back, yet despite not playing in those roles, Bayern’s forward Michael Olise has emerged as one of the most strongly linked players to the Merengues in recent weeks. His name has surfaced repeatedly in transfer chatter, underscoring the heightened speculation.
The Bavarians have repeatedly stressed that the French forward is not for sale and that he remains a key component of their attacking plans for the coming season. Bayern’s management believes his pace and creativity will be vital in their domestic and European campaigns.
The confidence is evident in the kit‑launch video, where Olise features prominently, a detail highlighted by Diario AS as a visual cue of Bayern’s intent to keep him. The video, released to showcase the new kit, places Olise among the central figures, reinforcing the message.
Many viewers interpret his starring role as a sign of the club’s belief in his future, and Sky Germany Florentino Perez personally assured Bayern that Real will not pursue the forward this summer. Such reassurance, according to the report, aims to quell any lingering rumors about a possible move.
Michael Olise himself, together with his representatives, have also communicated to Bayern that he intends to remain with the Bundesliga side for the next season. Their statement aligns with Bayern’s public declarations of retaining the player.