Bayern CEO: Olise stay is a summer talk, Kane renewal wanted

Bayern Munich chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen has addressed the futures of two of the club's biggest names: Michael Olise and Harry Kane.

Chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen, speaking to Sport1 Dopa and circulated by Fabrizio Romano on Sunday, was asked whether he could promise Olise would stay beyond next summer. His answer was blunt. Making promises in football is a tricky matter. Whether Bayern can keep him permanently is something the club will discuss again in the summer.

On the summer links themselves, Dreesen said Bayern did not have any offer on the table and that the club had always said it was not interested. That, he added, remains the position. Olise is incredibly important for this team. He is a magician on this pitch.

Kane and Musiala

On Harry Kane and contract talks, Dreesen described a relaxed relationship and said it is clear that both sides want the renewal. The contract duration, he added, is one of the minor details he would not discuss in that interview.

On Jamal Musiala, the CEO said the midfielder trained very well and praised Vincent Kompany for including him in the squad and giving him minutes even when the game was not decided. That, Dreesen said, shows how much the coach trusts him.

None of those lines is a completed signature or a medical bulletin. They are official comments from the chief executive on retention, renewal and minutes. Treat social claims of a done Kane deal or an Olise exit as unverified unless Bayern restates them.

Where to watch

Bayern Munich's Bundesliga matches are shown by the licensed rightsholder in each market. No new broadcast details came with the interview, so confirm the listing before kick-off.

The squad those comments describe is clear: Olise still framed as central, Kane still wanted on a new deal, Musiala trusted enough to be thrown on before a result is safe. When Bayern next play, check the team sheet, not the rumour mill.

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