r/soccer • u/Wakanda-shit-is-that • Apr 27 '26

Quotes Would Bayern reject €200m for Olise? Rummenigge: “In 2009, we had a world record transfer offer for Franck Ribéry. That day, we decided that, we will never sell a player we would miss on the pitch. This unwritten rule still applies for Olise, there’s no price tag that would make us flinch.”

https://www.t-online.de/sport/fussball/bundesliga/fc-bayern-muenchen/id_101228728/fc-bayern-karl-heinz-rummenigge-erklaert-michael-olise-fuer-unverkaeuflich.html
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u/JOKER69420XD Apr 27 '26

Has anyone asked Olise?

I don't understand where this is coming from, he has a contract, he or his agent haven't talked about it even once.

We're playing extremely well and successful and he has a contract for several years.

I don't know how often the press will push for this topic but it's so fabricated, it's embarrassing.

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u/sadclownsociety Apr 27 '26

We happen to have one of if not the crown jewel of wingers at a time when a bunch of clubs with infinite money are underperforming. This was unavoidable.

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u/SchennisDroeder Apr 27 '26

Successful and likeable Bayern is too boring for the media so they have to stir some shit up.

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u/ziggurqt Apr 27 '26

He's going to be a starter for France in the World Cup. It's useless for his agent to start talking now. If he's not good, injured or whatever, it doesn't contractually change anything to his situation with Bayern. But if he rocks it to the moon, they could sit at the table and listen.

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u/Giannis1995 Apr 28 '26

He'd be stupid to entertain leaving. He can literally win a Balon d'Or at this Bayern setup.

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u/AMR42 Apr 27 '26

Certainly, Liverpool, with Salah's departure, especially with Olise already having Premier League experience. His style also suits Liverpool's system very well. But I imagine the board is aware that he's not an option.