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Germany’s Bayern Munich have ended growing speculation over the future of France star Michael Ulysses by stressing their adamant refusal to part with their most prized possession despite interest from the European giants, at a time when his market value has seen a meteoric rise following his exceptional performance at the 2026 World Cup.
According to the newspaper “come onIn Spanish, Bayern’s management have informed interested clubs, led by Real Madrid and PSG, that the talented winger is not for sale in a clear message that reflects the Munich side’s insistence on keeping hold of one of world football’s most celebrated talents.
Olissey became one of the most popular stars of the current World Cup, as only one stage was enough to confirm what he showed with Bayern throughout the season, making him a unique player and a real priceless treasure in the eyes of the German administration, who manage his assets with great professionalism.
In a remarkable move, German sources have indicated that Bayern are not averse to making history by surpassing the record €222 million paid by Paris Saint-Germain to sign Brazil star Neymar from Barcelona in 2017, if either club is serious about negotiating a deal for Olissi.
Real Madrid, for their part, have submitted an official offer of 150 million euros to sign Argentine striker Julián Alvarez, seen as a fulfillment of a campaign promise by club president Florentino Perez, who is looking to bolster the Real’s ranks with an international star. But the Royals now understand that Olisse’s inclusion has become almost impossible in light of Bayern’s firm stance.
The German club intend to sit down with the footballer in the near future to renegotiate his contract and improve his financial terms, given the growing global demand for him from Europe’s top clubs as he has become the most sought-after player in the world at the moment.
Reports suggest that every minute Olis spends on the pitch during the World Cup steadily and rapidly increases his market value, making the World Cup the ideal platform to double the value of a player with exceptional ball handling skills.
Despite the current firm stance, the transfer summer remains long and open to all possibilities, especially if the player himself insists on leaving, which could leave Bayern torn between keeping their star and the player’s desire to take on a new challenge with one of Europe’s giants.
