Bayern CEO: Diaz and Olise Stay Next Season
Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has announced that both star wingers, Luis Diaz and Michael Olise, will be staying with the team until at least the end of their contracts in 2029. Speaking at a press conference in Munich, Dreesen denied any reported interest from Real Madrid for Olise and no offers for Diaz, stating, “We'd be foolish to let them go.”
In the last World Cup semi-final run by France, Michael Olise impressed, making him one of the key figures linked with a possible move abroad. Reports suggested he was also connected with a potential transfer to Real Madrid. Meanwhile, Luis Diaz, currently under contract until 2025 at Bayern, showed his value in the previous season with multiple goals and assists.
Olise’s Future
According to Jan-Christian Dreesen, there has been no contact from any clubs regarding Michael Olise during his impressive international campaign. “We have zero calls and not a single letter, fax or email,” the 58-year-old CEO said.
The confirmation that both Diaz and Olise will retain their positions comes as good news for Bayern fans and adds stability to the team ahead of next season, which is set to be crucial with the contract extension talks expected for Harry Kane.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Diaz stay beyond 2025?
Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen confirms that both Luis Diaz and Michael Olise are under contract until at least 2029, with no interest from Real Madrid or other clubs for either player.
What is the status of Harry Kane’s contract?
Bayer Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen believes there is a strong desire on both sides to extend Harry Kane's contract in Munich, but whether that will happen remains to be seen. Kane turns 33 next month and has been instrumental for Bayern this season.