Despite strong interest from Real Madrid and leading English sides such as Liverpool, Bayern have taken a firm stance.
Club powerbroker Uli Hoeness made it clear that even an offer of 200 million euros would not be enough to prise Olise away.
The German champions are instead preparing to reward the 24-year-old with a new deal, extending beyond his current contract which runs until 2029.
On the pitch, Olise has been central to Vincent Kompany’s system, contributing 16 goals and 25 assists in all competitions. His creativity and consistency have helped drive Bayern’s charge during a crucial phase of the season.
That momentum was underlined by a historic 2-1 victory over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu on 7 April. Goals from Luis Diaz and Harry Kane secured Bayern’s first win at the venue in 14 years, while Manuel Neuer produced a standout display with nine saves to protect the advantage.
With the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final set for 15 April at the Allianz Arena, Bayern hold a narrow edge and remain firmly in control of the tie.
Before that, attention turns to the Bundesliga clash away at FC St. Pauli on 11 April. They then face VfB Stuttgart in the league on 19 April, followed by a DFB-Pokal semi-final against Bayer Leverkusen on 22 April, and another league trip to 1. FSV Mainz 05 on 25 April.
With a packed schedule ahead and silverware within reach, Bayern’s focus is clear. Keeping Olise at the heart of their project could prove decisive as they chase success on all fronts.
