Look away, Real Madrid fans, as Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen dismisses Michael Olise's transfer to La Liga, adding that the playmaker would stay with the Bundesliga champions next season. He also quashed reports of fellow winger Luis Diaz joining Al-Hilal in the Saudi Pro League, saying letting him go would be 'foolish'.&nbsp;While Olise, who assisted five times in his maiden World Cup appearance, has been linked with Real Madrid for weeks, Diaz was rumoured to be joining several top European stars in Saudi Arabia for big money. The Bayern boss shut down all speculation of the club’s star wingers switching clubs before the transfer window closes.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rodri-back-surgery-josko-gvardiol-new-manchester-city-contract-1785246179697">Rodri out after back surgery as Gvardiol signs new five-year Man City contract</a> &nbsp;"It's surprising to see what gets said when you know the truth yourself; it's interesting," the 58-year-old said during a press club event in Munich. &nbsp;Smashing all reports of Madrid sending massive bids for a potential future Ballon d’Or winner, Dreesen said Olise would "obviously" be at Bayern next season, adding he received "zero" calls from Real "and not a single letter, fax or email either." &nbsp;Meanwhile, when asked about Diaz, Dreesen said, "The same applies there: no calls, nothing else. &nbsp;"We'd be foolish to do so. We have such a good team; let them play and score goals." &nbsp;The two star forwards joined in 2024 (Olise) and 2025 (Diaz) on deals which expire in 2029.<h2>Will Kane Stay or Leave?</h2>The Bayern CEO also addressed rumours surrounding England captain Harry Kane's future at the club. Dreesen was confident that Kane would extend his contract at the club, which is set to expire at the end of next season. &nbsp;"There's a strong desire (to extend) on both sides. We'll have to see how that desire aligns." &nbsp;Kane, who turned 33 on Tuesday (Jul 28), scored 61 goals and laid on seven assists in 51 matches in all competitions for Bayern last season.

Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen dismisses Michael Olise and Luis Diaz transfer rumours, while providing an update on Harry Kane’s contract future.

Look away, Real Madrid fans, as Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen dismisses Michael Olise's transfer to La Liga, adding that the playmaker would stay with the Bundesliga champions next season. He also quashed reports of fellow winger Luis Diaz joining Al-Hilal in the Saudi Pro League, saying letting him go would be 'foolish'. While Olise, who assisted five times in his maiden World Cup appearance, has been linked with Real Madrid for weeks, Diaz was rumoured to be joining several top European stars in Saudi Arabia for big money. The Bayern boss shut down all speculation of the club’s star wingers switching clubs before the transfer window closes. Also read| Rodri out after back surgery as Gvardiol signs new five-year Man City contract "It's surprising to see what gets said when you know the truth yourself; it's interesting," the 58-year-old said during a press club event in Munich. Smashing all reports of Madrid sending massive bids for a potential future Ballon d’Or winner, Dreesen said Olise would "obviously" be at Bayern next season, adding he received "zero" calls from Real "and not a single letter, fax or email either." Meanwhile, when asked about Diaz, Dreesen said, "The same applies there: no calls, nothing else. "We'd be foolish to do so. We have such a good team; let them play and score goals." The two star forwards joined in 2024 (Olise) and 2025 (Diaz) on deals which expire in 2029. Will Kane Stay or Leave? The Bayern CEO also addressed rumours surrounding England captain Harry Kane's future at the club. Dreesen was confident that Kane would extend his contract at the club, which is set to expire at the end of next season. "There's a strong desire (to extend) on both sides. We'll have to see how that desire aligns." Kane, who turned 33 on Tuesday (Jul 28), scored 61 goals and laid on seven assists in 51 matches in all competitions for Bayern last season.

Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen dismisses Michael Olise and Luis Diaz transfer rumours, while providing an update on Harry Kane’s contract future.

Look Away Real Madrid Fans: Bayern CEO dismisses Olise transfer, brands Diaz sale ‘Foolish’

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been termed as "the Messi of&nbsp;Africa" by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as the Bayern Munich CEO fueled transfer speculation by saying that&nbsp;"it would be an honour to have him" at the German club.&nbsp;

Salah, since his move to Liverpool in 2017, has become a prolific threat in front of the goal and is regarded as one of the most popular athletes in Africa.&nbsp;

The Egypt international has been a vital cog in Jurgen Klopp's Premier League and Champions League winning side. Reflecting on Salah's achievements and skills, Rummenigge said that the&nbsp;28-year-old can be compared to the likes of Lionel Messi at Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid.&nbsp;&nbsp;

“In my opinion, Salah is the Messi of Africa and of course he has the skills to play for the best teams in the world,” Rummenigge told ON Time Sports.&nbsp;

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“What he [Salah] has achieved can be compared to what Messi and [Cristiano] Ronaldo did with Barcelona and Real Madrid.”&nbsp;

Salah has been constantly linked with a move away from the Anfield with reports, over the recent months, stating that the Egyptian is unhappy at the Merseyside club. However, with Barcelona and Real Madrid being tipped as the potential destination for Salah, the current financial problems of the clubs could make it difficult for them to sign the Liverpool star.&nbsp;

“At the moment we don’t plan on signing Salah, but certainly it would be an honour to have him,” Rummenigge said.&nbsp;

ALSO READ:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/from-no-hugs-to-150000-condoms-here-are-the-details-of-athlete-rulebook-for-tokyo-2020-362452" hreflang="en">From no hugs to 150,000 condoms: Here are the details of athlete rulebook for Tokyo 2020</a>

Salah is nearing his 200th&nbsp;goal of his club career and the Liverpool fans would love to see him touch another landmark in the red jersey.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Liverpool&nbsp;are&nbsp;currently struggling in the Premier League with the Reds losing last three home games at the Anfield.&nbsp;They currently sit fourth in the Premier League standings with 40 points, 10 points adrift of league leaders Manchester City.&nbsp;

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been termed as "the Messi of Africa" by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as the Bayern Munich CEO fueled transfer speculation by saying that "it would be an honour to have him" at the German club.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been termed as "the Messi of Africa" by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as the Bayern Munich CEO fueled transfer speculation by saying that "it would be an honour to have him" at the German club. Salah, since his move to Liverpool in 2017, has become a prolific threat in front of the goal and is regarded as one of the most popular athletes in Africa. The Egypt international has been a vital cog in Jurgen Klopp's Premier League and Champions League winning side. Reflecting on Salah's achievements and skills, Rummenigge said that the 28-year-old can be compared to the likes of Lionel Messi at Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid. “In my opinion, Salah is the Messi of Africa and of course he has the skills to play for the best teams in the world,” Rummenigge told ON Time Sports. ALSO READ: Atletico Madrid v Chelsea Champions League match moved to Bucharest: UEFA “What he [Salah] has achieved can be compared to what Messi and [Cristiano] Ronaldo did with Barcelona and Real Madrid.” Salah has been constantly linked with a move away from the Anfield with reports, over the recent months, stating that the Egyptian is unhappy at the Merseyside club. However, with Barcelona and Real Madrid being tipped as the potential destination for Salah, the current financial problems of the clubs could make it difficult for them to sign the Liverpool star. “At the moment we don’t plan on signing Salah, but certainly it would be an honour to have him,” Rummenigge said. ALSO READ: From no hugs to 150,000 condoms: Here are the details of athlete rulebook for Tokyo 2020 Salah is nearing his 200th goal of his club career and the Liverpool fans would love to see him touch another landmark in the red jersey. Meanwhile, Liverpool are currently struggling in the Premier League with the Reds losing last three home games at the Anfield. They currently sit fourth in the Premier League standings with 40 points, 10 points adrift of league leaders Manchester City.

Bayern Munich CEO's 'Messi of Africa' praise for Mohamed Salah fuels transfer speculation

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Look Away Real Madrid Fans: Bayern CEO dismisses Olise transfer, brands Diaz sale ‘Foolish’

Bayern Munich CEO's 'Messi of Africa' praise for Mohamed Salah fuels transfer speculation