The Bayern Munich winger is still Florentino Perez's dream target despite his statement denying contact
Real Madrid denied contact with Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise, who remains a top target for president Florentino Perez despite this statement. Bayern confirmed that Olise is not for sale.
Today, Real Madrid issued an official statement denying any form of contact between the club and Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise. This statement was made in response to speculation that the Frenchman has become Los Blancos' top Galactico target for the upcoming summer transfer window. It is reported that Real Madrid has established contact with Olise's representatives, with the club's CEO Jose Angel Sanchez said to have been directly involved. This caused Real Madrid to deny those reports and affirm their good relationship with Bayern Munich.
However, despite denying links, Fabrizio Romano reports that Olise remains the absolute dream target of Real Madrid president Florentino Perez. As pointed out by the transfer expert, Los Blancos in their statement only denied having been in contact with the winger, but did not deny that they had an interest in him.

According to information from Perez, he understands that this player who played for Crystal Palace is his top target for next summer. The statement from Real Madrid was made to maintain good relations with Bayern Munich. The two organizations have a very close working relationship and Merengues did not want any media reports suggesting that Olise had an agreement with them.
Romano emphasized what Real Madrid had said in their statement, insisting that there was no contact or negotiation between Olise's representatives and the club.
Meanwhile, amid speculation, Bayern Munich confirmed that Olise is not for sale this summer. The Bavarian giants want to keep the Frenchman at the club beyond the summer and are working to propose an improved contract, although his current deal runs until 2029. But with Real Madrid willing to spend more than €200m on signing him, whether such a huge offer will change the Bundesliga champions' stance remains to be seen.
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