Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has firmly shut the door on any potential transfer of Michael Olise, dismissing interest from Real Madrid despite an offer reportedly reaching €150 million. Emphasizing Bayern’s status as a club that does not sell its key players, Hainer confirmed that Olise, who remains under contract until 2029 following a title-winning campaign, will stay put.
Meanwhile, the spotlight also falls on Harry Kane, Bayern’s prolific striker, who recently found the net against New Zealand. Roy Keane has publicly urged Kane to maintain his poacher’s instinct by staying central in the box for England, cautioning against dropping too deep on the pitch. Kane’s strong form under coach Thomas Tuchel throughout the 2025-26 season has positioned him as a key figure heading into the upcoming World Cup.
Bayern’s Transfer Pursuits and Sporting Director Speculations
Bayern have initiated discussions with Manchester United regarding the potential signing of Marcus Rashford. The German giants are reportedly prepared to offer €30 million, contingent on Rashford agreeing to reduce his current wages. While Rashford’s option with Barcelona expires on 15 June, he remains open to remaining in Spain but is also considering Bayern’s proposal.
In addition to Rashford, Bayern have expressed interest in Liverpool’s young winger Rio Ngumoha, who impressed by earning the player of the match accolade in the recent game against New Zealand. At just 17 years old, Ngumoha has attracted attention for his performance on the international stage. However, Liverpool plans to retain the teenager, who is under contract until 2028, signaling a challenge for Bayern’s pursuit.
On the managerial front, uncertainty surrounds the future of Ralf Rangnick and his possible move to AC Milan. Should Rangnick not take the role, reports suggest that Oliver Glasner prefers a sporting director fluent in German, with Bayern’s Christoph Freund and Leipzig’s Marcel Schäfer emerging as potential candidates to fill the position.