Bayern supervisory board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge declared Michael Olise completely unsellable, citing an internal rule established in 2009 when the club rejected a world-record offer for Franck Ribéry—the principle being Bayern never sells players they need on the pitch. Olise has a contract through 2029 but is being pursued by Real Madrid and Liverpool with reported offers around €200 million; Rummenigge's statement makes clear Bayern has no interest in any price. The comment reflects Bayern's traditional strategy of building through retention rather than sales, though it also signals confidence in Olise's importance to their Champions League push against PSG.