Bayern chairman dismisses Real Madrid link for Olise

In the Bayern München-voorzitter’s office, Jan‑Christian Dreesen stared at the club’s transfer dossier late on Tuesday evening. He declared that preserving the club’s star front line was his top priority.

The rumor mill has been turning at full speed around Michael Olise and Luis Díaz. Dreesen said he does not want to hear about either player leaving.

Last season, Olise and Díaz occupied the flanks of the Der Rekordmeister’s attack. The Englishman Harry Kane, the DFB Pokal‑winner, hit 61 goals across all competitions for the champions.

Olise was linked with a move to Real Madrid during this transfer window. “There are no phone calls, emails or faxes from Madrid for Olise. He has three years left on his contract and will stay at Bayern,” Dreesen told the German press.

Dreesen also dismissed any idea of selling Díaz. “It would also be stupid to sell Díaz. We have a fantastic team. Let’s start the season quickly and score many goals,” he added.

The chairman has already been active in the market, securing Ismael Saibari for around fifty million euros from PSV. Nathaniel Brown arrived for a fee of about one million euros from Eintracht Frankfurt.

By locking in his key attackers, Dreesen hopes Bayern can begin the campaign with momentum and a high goal tally. The approach underscores the club’s commitment to dominate German football once again.