Uli Hoeneß on the Olise/Real Madrid: "I laughed my head off. He still has three years on his contract, so for me that's not a topic at all. The Emperor of China could come to us and we still wouldn't talk to him [about Olise]. The same goes for Luis Díaz. We have the the best attacking trio in the world with Olise, Díaz and Kane. We wouldn't think about selling any of them"
Harry Kane's 2025/26 season:
👕 64 games
⚽️ 73 goals
🅰️ 8 assists
Involved in a goal every 73 minutes
🥈 Second best goal scoring season in history
🏆 Bundesliga
🏆 DFB Pokal
🏆 Franz Beckenbauer Super Cup
⚽ Bundesliga top scorer
⚽ DFB Pokal top scorer
⚽ Champions League second top scorer
🥇 European Golden Shoe
✅ Champions League semi-finalist
🥉 World Cup bronze medal
Herbert Hainer: "Michael Olise is a player of FC Bayern München, and he is under a long-term contract. We are not a selling club. If Florentino Pérez wants to send us a bid - which has not happened so far - he can save himself the trouble." [@JBerner97, @BILD]
During a fan club visit today, president Herbert Hainer was asked about the rumoured Real Madrid bid for Michael Olise. Hainer spoke calmly and said that Olise is "of course not for sale" – not even for €150m or more [via @mz_de]
Uli Hoeneß asked about José Mourinho attending tonight's final potentially to keep an eye on Olise for Real Madrid: "He can keep five eyes on Olise, he won't get him" [@SkySportDE]
Matthias Sammer on criticism of Julian Nagelsmann's decision to bring back Manuel Neuer over Oliver Baumann: "Excuse me, are we on a day trip or are we in high-performance sports, where even the brutality of such decisions sometimes seems absurd to the people out there at first glance? The goal has to be to have the best goalkeeper at the moment - and Manuel Neuer is the best German goalkeeper. Do I feel sorry for Baumann? Not at all. He's a great person and a great goalkeeper. It might be unfair, but that's the way things are. That's life. Competitive sports aren't all sunshine and rainbows. They're paid handsomely for that. The pressure is on, and you have to win. You have to have the courage to make decisions. That's why I'm always for the best." [Sky]
Deniz Aytekin will officiate Bayern against Köln at Allianz Arena on Saturday, the last game of his 18-year career as a Bundesliga referee [@SPORTBILD]
Die Südkurve ist eineinhalb Stunden vor #FCBPSG schon bereit – und empfängt Vincent Kompany, der nach der Ankunft der Mannschaft in der Arena als Erster den Rasen betritt, mit Applaus und vereinzelten Kompany-Sprechchören. @SkySportDE
🔴 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐈𝐍 𝐑𝐄𝐃 🔴
Tomorrow night, we let the team know they’re not alone. Let’s drive them forward with your passion and carry them into the final in Budapest. Let’s turn the Arena into a sea of red. Show what it means to be part of FC Bayern. Show what solidarity means. Show that the belief is alive – inside every one of you!
Vincent Kompany: "Normally when you concede 5 goals in a semifinal you're out. But we scored 4 and could've added more. At 5-2 it would have been difficult, but now it's basically 1-0. The atmosphere next week at Allianz Arena will be crazy. We know we have to win. We'll give absolutely everything, really everything we have even if we have to die on the pitch. We believe"