After a stunning start to the World Cup, Michael Olise is proving his world-class ability and emerging as France’s technical leader. His performances have naturally caught the eye of Europe’s elite, including Real Madrid. However, a secret agreement between the presidents of Real Madrid and Bayern Munich makes any transfer impossible this summer.
A non-aggression pact between real madrid and bayern?
Real Madrid would love to sign Michael Olise. But the idea that he could join the Spanish giants this summer is completely false. The club has publicly stated it has had no contact with the player or Bayern Munich, and behind-the-scenes information confirms that. The two club presidents—Herbert Hainer of Bayern Munich and Florentino Pérez of Real Madrid—share a very close relationship. They met for dinner during the Champions League quarterfinals, both in Madrid and Munich, and have since built strong ties. Hainer made it unequivocally clear to his friend and colleague that Real Madrid has zero chance of signing Olise. Pérez, in turn, assured Hainer that the La Liga powerhouse would never make a move without first informing him. The source of the recent rumors remains a mystery.
“at this moment, real madrid knows there is no chance”
The two presidents have therefore agreed on a transfer pact—call it the “presidential pact.” Right now, Real Madrid knows it has no chance, even if it were to offer €300 million. Furthermore, the Spanish club is ready to back off entirely if Bayern Munich simply refuses to sell Michael Olise. That is why the speculation should cool significantly. Olise is under a long-term contract in Munich, running until 2029, which gives him no leverage to force a move even if he wanted one. And whether he actually wants to leave is still unknown.
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