The honorary president of Bayern Munich, Uli Hoeneß, confirmed that the Bavarian club does not intend to sell its young French international star, Michael Olise, regardless of the value of the offers made to acquire him.

Hoeneß told the German news agency that the player is not for sale even if a huge offer comes in, adding: "Michael Olise will not be sold, not even for 200 million euros."

The senior official at the Bavarian club clarified that the club's philosophy is not only about making financial profits but also about delivering strong football that satisfies the fans.

Hoeneß added in his speech: "We play this game for our fans. The fans won't benefit much if we have an extra 200 million euros in the bank but deliver worse football every Saturday."

These statements came at a time when several press reports linked major clubs to considering signing Olise, including Real Madrid, which is said to be monitoring the player's situation in preparation for attempting to sign him during upcoming transfer windows.