Bayern stand firm on Olise despite huge transfer speculation
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the Vice-President and CEO of Bayern Munich, has reiterated the club's commitment to keeping key players, regardless of massive transfer offers. He referenced a past situation involving Franck Ribéry to illustrate the club's philosophy. Rummenigge made it clear that even a €200m offer for Michael Olise would not tempt Bayern to sell. The club prioritises maintaining a strong squad over financial incentives.
Match highlights
- Karl-Heinz Rummenigge stated that Bayern Munich would reject even a €200m offer for Michael Olise.
- He recalled a significant bid from Chelsea for Franck Ribéry in the past, which the club also turned down.
- The decision not to sell star players was discussed with then CFO Karl Hopfner and former president Uli Hoeneß.
- Rummenigge emphasised that Bayern's unwritten rule is to never sell players who are crucial on the pitch.
- Bayern Munich continues to prioritise sporting stability over financial gain when it comes to their top talents.
