Bayern Munich have made their position clear on Michael Olise and Luis Díaz, with chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen saying the two wide players are not available for transfer. The message underlines Bayern’s intention to keep important attacking options in place as the club targets major honors.
Dreesen spoke on Tuesday at an event at Munich’s press club, where he set out Bayern’s broader ambition to challenge across competitions. His comments indicate that the club sees both Olise and Díaz as part of the core group needed for a campaign built around winning at the highest level.
The stance is significant because transfer speculation often surrounds high-profile attacking players, especially at a club of Bayern’s size. By ruling out sales, Bayern are signaling stability in a key area of the squad and reinforcing the idea that squad strength will be central to their plans.
With Dreesen framing the season around the goal of winning every title possible, the club’s transfer line appears straightforward: Bayern do not want to weaken their options out wide. For now, the public message from Munich is that Olise and Díaz remain part of that objective.
