Madrid Universal
·21 Juli 2026
Real Madrid consider move for Bayern Munich superstar ‘unfeasible’ – report

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·21 Juli 2026

According to Mario Cortegana of The Athletic, Real Madrid have definitively closed the door on a summer move for Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise, with senior club officials insisting that their stance on the player remains completely unchanged.
The 24-year-old attacker, who excelled at the World Cup, has been touted as the club’s next big Galactico target, with reports from France even suggesting that the player himself is open to a move.
Despite widespread international media speculation linking the French winger with a high-profile move to the Santiago Bernabeu, the club’s leadership has made it clear that a transfer is completely off the table for the current window.
According to the report, Real Madrid have continuously pointed back to their previous official communication to address the ongoing transfer rumours.

No move for Olise. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)
The club hierarchy refers directly to their formal statement in which they explicitly denied initiating any form of transfer negotiations or contract discussions regarding the 24-year-old attacker.
The board views the persistent media links as entirely speculative and prefers to maintain an absolute policy of transparency regarding their active market targets
Sources within the club state that signing the France international from Bayern Munich is not seen as feasible this summer.
Florentino Perez’s administration places immense value on preserving its strong, long-standing institutional relationship with the Bundesliga giants.
Real Madrid are acutely aware that Bayern have no interest in selling Olise and are actively working on a massive contract extension to make him one of their top earners.
Attempting to disrupt that process would breach the diplomatic boundaries that the Merengues respect.

Set to stay in Germany. (Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images)
Furthermore, the financial and tactical realities of the current squad make an operation of this magnitude completely unfeasible as things stand.
With the staff led by Jose Mourinho fully focused on maximizing their current attacking depth following the FIFA World Cup, adding another high-profile winger is not considered a sporting priority.
As a result, Real Madrid have made it clear that they will not be making any approaches for the former Crystal Palace man, despite the non-stop media speculations.





































