Bayern Munich have opened pre-season with a bump, losing 2-1 to second-tier Wehen Wiesbaden in their first friendly of the summer, as confirmed by the club's schedule. Vincent Kompany was without a large portion of his squad, with key players still returning from World Cup duty, so the result carries limited weight. The more significant story shaping this summer is the future of Michael Olise. Bayern's hierarchy has repeatedly declared the Frenchman unverkäuflich, and his agent has communicated directly to the club that they intend to stay. Real Madrid, who pursued Olise aggressively during the World Cup with Kylian Mbappe acting as an informal recruiter, have reportedly accepted internally that a transfer this summer is near impossible. Bayern are working to extend Olise's contract beyond 2029 and are prepared to raise his salary substantially to secure that commitment. On the positive side, Harry Kane is now firmly targeting a contract extension, with only salary and duration details left to resolve. The striker has scored 146 goals in 147 appearances for the club and feels settled in Munich. In the transfer market, Bayern have cleared space and funds through outgoing deals, with Palhinha, Boey and Zaragoza all available, though the Palhinha situation has become complicated by Bayern's rigid stance on his asking price. The club has also received a financial boost through sell-on clauses tied to former talent Nestory Irankunda, with a potential Sporting Lisbon deal worth around 8.8 million euros in additional income. Bayern face FC Rottach-Egern on July 30 before an Asia tour in August.