Bayern Munich have ended any discussions about the future of Michael Oliseh. The Bavarian club considers the French striker one of the pillars of the long-term project and has no intention of releasing him on the transfer market, despite interest from some of Europe's biggest clubs, including Real Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester City.

Oliseh has impressed with his performances, becoming one of the team's most decisive players. Bayern's management have confirmed that he will remain part of the team, while his contract is valid until 2029 and does not contain a release clause.

With this firm stance, the German champions are sending a clear signal to their rivals: Michael Oliseh is not for sale and is expected to remain one of Bayern's key figures in the coming seasons.

However, the Bavarians are looking to the future and do not want to be caught unprepared at any moment. If Olise leaves in the future, Bayern have identified his replacement. It is Gibbs-White. The Nottingham Forest advanced midfielder is seen as the ideal profile to integrate into the Bavarians' tactical schemes.