Bayern Munich chief Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has addressed the ongoing Michael Olise transfer saga, effectively ruling out any potential sale of the star player. Olise has showcased remarkable talent this season, emerging as one of the top attacking players globally.

With a stunning record of 22 goals and 26 assists across all competitions, Olise has played a pivotal role in Bayern's success, contributing to their Bundesliga title triumph and positioning the team as favorites for the Champions League, where they are set to face PSG in the semi-finals.

Rummenigge highlighted the club's unwritten policy regarding player sales, stating, "In 2009, we had an incredible offer from Chelsea for Franck Ribery... We made a fundamental decision: that in the future, we would never sell a player we would miss on the pitch." He emphasized that this principle remains intact today, asserting, "For a player like Olise, there’s no price tag that would make us flinch."

This declaration poses a significant blow for Liverpool, who are reportedly eyeing Olise as a potential replacement for the legendary Mohamed Salah, set to depart at the season's end. Although TEAMtalk linked the 24-year-old with a move to Liverpool, it appears Olise may prefer a future switch to Spain if he leaves Allianz Arena.

As the transfer window approaches, Liverpool will need to consider other options, as finding a suitable replacement for Salah will be challenging.