Real Madrid breaks silence on the Michael Olise case!

He is possibly the most sought after player on the planet to date. After a fantastic season under the colors of Bayern Munich (52 matches, 22 goals, 31 assists), Michael Olise is now turning the heads of all the giants of Europe. In England, everyone dreams of repatriating the London native, while in France, Paris Saint-Germain would secretly like to make him one of the new faces of their team. An interest also shared by Real Madrid if we are to believe the Spanish press.

After having nourished many fantasies, such as being the famous “150 million euro player” desired by Florentino Perez (who was none other than Julian Alvarez), was Michael Olise going to be the subject of a record offer in the history of the Merengue club? In recent days, Marca indicated that an offer of more than 200 million euros was being considered for the 24-year-old French international (18 matches, 7 goals). We were talking about a price much higher than the amount paid for Jude Bellingham, the most expensive player purchased by Real Madrid to date (€127 million). Faced with the scope of the information, the Merengue club broke its silence this Saturday, denying all these rumors outright.

Real Madrid denies any contact with Olise and his entourage

“In response to information appearing in various media regarding an alleged interest of our club in the Bayern Munich player, Michael Olise, Real Madrid CF would like to clarify that it has had no contact, direct or indirect, with the said player, his representatives or any person in his entourage. Real Madrid also wishes to highlight the excellent institutional relationship it maintains with Bayern Munich, with which it shares a long history of mutual respect, collaboration and admiration, and regrets the spread of speculation that does not correspond to reality.

The two clubs have always maintained a relationship based on trust and mutual respect, which is reflected in particular in the shared belief that any potential interest in a player belonging to the other club must first be handled between the two entities, in accordance with the principles of institutional loyalty which have historically governed the relationship between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid. Real denial or misinformation? The coming weeks should tell us more.