With Mohamed Salah officially confirming he will leave Liverpool F.C. at the end of the season, the Reds have urgently stepped up their hunt for a top-level replacement.
Their attention—along with that of Real Madrid and Manchester City—has turned to Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise.
But the German champions have made their stance crystal clear, refusing to consider any offers and firmly warning Europe’s elite that their 24-year-old star is not on the market.
Bayern Munich shut down speculation
Growing rumors about Olise’s future have been swiftly dismissed by Bayern’s top officials.
Speaking to Sport Bild, sporting director Max Eberl brushed aside the talk, insisting the club has no intention of selling. He emphasized that Olise remains a key part of Bayern’s plans and has everything he needs to thrive at the club.
Complicating matters further for interested teams is the structure of Olise’s contract. His deal runs until 2029 and reportedly includes no release clause, giving Bayern complete control over his future. CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has also echoed the same firm position, reinforcing that the player is untouchable—regardless of the huge figures being mentioned.
Liverpool eye Olise as Salah successor
Olise has been in outstanding form, registering 38 goal contributions in 38 appearances across all competitions this season. His speed, creativity, and lethal left foot make him a natural stylistic fit to replace Liverpool’s departing “Egyptian King.”
Although Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Manchester City have the financial power to test most clubs, Bayern’s strong financial position and global stature make them resistant to such pressure.
Unless an extraordinary, record-breaking offer changes everything, Bayern have effectively closed the door—forcing Liverpool to explore alternative options in their search for Salah’s replacement.
