The report says Bayern have made their position clear: an immediate departure is not being considered. Real Madrid have been linked with Olise, but there is no indication that a transfer has been agreed or that a formal move is imminent.
Olise’s future may return to the agenda after the World Cup, when the player and Bayern are expected to discuss his situation. Until then, the current outlook is that he will continue with the Bundesliga champions.
Bayern’s stance is supported by Olise’s production. The report credits him with 25 goals and 28 assists in all competitions for the German club, figures that underline his importance to Vincent Kompany’s attack.
His international form has also increased the attention around him. Olise has reportedly registered five assists at the World Cup, one fewer than Pelé’s historical tournament record. That output has strengthened his profile at a time when Real Madrid are monitoring elite attacking options.
Bayern’s recent results further explain the resistance to a sale. Olise contributed during a campaign that ended with the club winning the Bundesliga and reaching the Champions League semi-finals. Their European run finished against Paris Saint-Germain after a 6-5 aggregate defeat, leaving the squad with a clear incentive to retain key attacking players.
Olise is currently expected to stay at Bayern through the window. The next meaningful development should come after the World Cup, when his role, ambitions and the club’s sporting plans can be assessed together.
If Real Madrid’s interest continues, Bayern may face renewed pressure later. For now, however, the reported position is straightforward: Olise remains part of the club’s plans, and no immediate transfer is expected.