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Matthäus: Bayern Munich Not Considering Selling Olise

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Germany legend Lothar Matthäus has confirmed that Bayern Munich has absolutely no intention of selling Michael Olise this summer. Following recent transfer rumours heavily linking the French winger to Real Madrid, Matthäus stated that Bayern will not even entertain negotiations, noting the chances of a move are practically zero. Read Also:Man United Should Have Splashed [...]

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