Florentino Pérez to launch €150m bid for Bayern’d Olise despite public denials

Abdullateef Fowewe

Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez reported plans to submit an official €150 million offer for Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise on Tuesday, sources say, positioning the France international as the club’s top transfer target despite public denials.

Reports from James Burt and Javier Félix Díaz indicate Olise remains the main player in Pérez’s plans even though the president has avoided naming him on live television.

The proposed bid would represent one of Real Madrid’s biggest summer moves and a direct challenge to Bayern’s stance.

Bayern president Uli Hoeneß has previously taken a firm line against selling Olise, telling journalists in May there was “no chance to sell, not even for €200m,” comments that underscore the potential difficulty of any negotiation.

Despite that public rebuff, Pérez appears prepared to test Bayern’s resolve with the reported €150m approach.

Transfers of this size typically hinge on agreement between clubs, player willingness, personal terms, and any release clauses; Olise’s views and Bayern’s final position will be decisive as the story develops.