Liverpool give up: Bayern remain uncompromising with Olise | OneFootball

FC Bayern are sending out a clear signal in the poker game for Michael Olise and are forcing Liverpool FC to rethink. Despite an alleged mega-offer, the record champions are sticking to their guns and declaring the attacking star unsellable

Over the past few days, reports have been circulating that the Reds would have been prepared to pay up to 200 million euros for the French international – a sum that would cause a stir even in top international soccer

However, Säbener Straße was not impressed

Bayern draw a clear line at Olise

Those responsible at FC Bayern have repeatedly made it clear that selling Olise is out of the question. Internally, the 24-year-old is regarded as a key player for the club’s sporting future

Uli Hoeneß put the club’s position in a nutshell. The honorary president made it clear that economic aspects do not take precedence over sporting success. „We play this soccer for our fans. We have 430,000 members, we have many millions of fans all over the world, and it is of little use to them if we have 200 million more in our bank account and therefore play worse soccer every Saturday,“ the honorary president emphasized recently

The message is clear: even astronomical sums will not change the decision to keep Olise

Liverpool already have alternatives in their sights

This clear rejection apparently has consequences. As the portal Sportsboom reports, Liverpool FC is already focusing on alternatives

The focus is on Francisco Conceição from Juventus, who is being closely monitored and could potentially take over the role of Mohamed Salah, who is set to leave the club in the summer

Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig is also said to be very popular with the English top club

It is no coincidence that Munich are remaining so consistent with Olise: the winger is one of the absolute top performers and is a key figure in the attacking play under Vincent Kompany

His creativity, goalscoring ability and consistency make him one of the most important building blocks in the current Bayern system – and a player they do not want to lose under any circumstances

Bayern’s decision to stand firm, even in the face of a potential record fee, sends a clear signal to the international transfer market

The club is not defined by sales, but by sporting success. Or, as Hoeneß puts it: more money in the bank account is of little use if the quality on the pitch suffers as a result.