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You won’t get Oliseh, Bayern Munich chief tells Mourinho

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  • Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß dismissed speculation that José Mourinho could sign French winger Michael Olise from the club.
  • Hoeneß stated bluntly that Mourinho "won't get him," underscoring Bayern's commitment to retaining their young star.
  • Olise has become a standout player for Bayern since his arrival, and the club views him as a cornerstone for their future attacking success.

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß has firmly shut down any suggestions that José Mourinho might lure French winger Michael Olise away from the German champions. Mourinho's presence at the DFB-Pokal final had fueled speculation in the media that he was closely observing Olise, who has rapidly emerged as one of Bayern's key attacking talents.

Hoeneß, known for his direct communication style, made it clear that Bayern has no intention of entertaining offers for the player. "Mourinho can keep five eyes on Olise, he won’t get him," Hoeneß was quoted as saying, emphasizing the club's resolute stance. This remark highlights Bayern's strategy to protect and develop their promising young players as they aim for sustained success in European competitions.

Since joining Bayern, Olise's performances have garnered significant attention across Europe, with several top clubs reportedly tracking his progress. However, the club views the French winger as a crucial long-term asset and a cornerstone of their future attacking strategy. Bayern Munich's sporting director, Max Eberl, has also delivered a clear message reinforcing the club's position that Olise is not for sale.

Mourinho can keep five eyes on Olise, he won’t get him.

· Uli Hoeneß (Bayern Munich honorary president)Hoeneß directly addressed rumors linking Michael Olise to José Mourinho, asserting the player's unavailability.
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