Real Madrid and Bayern Munich Agree on a Special Mechanism to Avoid Transfer Conflicts

Real Madrid and Bayern Munich have reached an agreement aimed at maintaining their distinguished relations and avoiding any potential conflicts in the transfer market, amidst increasing speculation recently about the Spanish club's interest in signing French star Michael Olise.

The German newspaper 'Bild' reported that the administrations of both clubs agreed not to enter into negotiations to sign any player from the other party without informing the concerned club in advance, a step intended to prevent any tension that may arise due to rumors or undeclared moves in the transfer market.

This development came after Real Madrid was linked with signing Olise, the 24-year-old Bayern Munich player, amid reports suggesting that the Royal Club might make an offer exceeding 220 million euros. However, Real Madrid issued an official statement denying any contact with the French international player.

The 'Bild' newspaper added that this statement was part of the existing understanding between the two clubs, especially since Bayern Munich officials expressed their annoyance at the rumors linking Olise with Real Madrid, while Florentino Perez was keen to contain the situation through the official denial.

The German newspaper confirmed that the close relationship between the two clubs is not limited to the transfer file, noting that Bayern Munich's president, Herbert Hainer, will give a lecture to a number of students at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium on June 30, at the invitation of Real Madrid, as a new indicator of the strength of relations between the two sides.