Real Madrid’s ongoing interest in Michael Olise continues to make news, yet Bayern Munich remains unyielding in its stance.

The latest updates from the transfer market indicate that the Bundesliga champions have once again confirmed that the France international is not up for sale, no matter the interest level from the Spanish side.

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According to L’Equipe, Bayern Munich has reiterated that Olise is not for sale.

This confirmation follows recent claims that the winger would welcome a move to the Santiago Bernabeu, although Bayern has shown no signs of changing their position.

Bayern Munich Remains Firm Over Olise’s Future

The speculation surrounding Michael Olise’s transfer has emerged as one of the most talked-about issues this summer, with Real Madrid closely watching the 24-year-old following another commendable season.

Bayern Munich will not sell Michael Olise. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

Despite Olise’s FIFA World Cup campaign ending in disappointment after France’s semi-final defeat to Spain, his reputation remains strong.

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The report suggests that Paris Saint-Germain also showed interest in the French international earlier in the transfer window. However, PSG has since decided to withdraw rather than engage in another transfer battle with Bayern Munich after having previously missed out on acquiring Olise.

A source cited by L’Equipe encapsulated PSG’s perspective, saying, “It’s better to look for the new Olise than the old Olise.”

Bayern’s Message to Real Madrid Remains Unchanged

As speculation around Real Madrid’s interest in Michael Olise continues, Bayern Munich’s position has not changed since earlier this summer.

Real Madrid keenly observing the event. (Photo by Adam Pretty/Getty Images)

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The report details that Bayern officials were approached at the beginning of June regarding whether an extraordinary offer could sway them to sell the winger.

Their response was adamant. “No, never. Not even for €500 million. He’s priceless. He’s staying.”

More than a month later, Bayern maintains the same stance. “He’s not leaving.”

Bayern is resolute in its decision to not allow the player to depart, even if Real Madrid opts to formalize their interest during this transfer window.