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Bayern chief emphatically rules out Olise exit

Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl has slammed the door shut on a potential summer departure for Michael Olise. Despite reported interest from European heavyweights Real Madrid and Liverpool, the Bundesliga giants have no intention of parting ways with their prized attacking asset.

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Kompany is ‘eye of the storm’, says Bayern chief

Vincent Kompany has received glowing praise from Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen, who says the Belgian has transformed the team both tactically and mentally. The former Manchester City captain is credited with restoring joy to Bayern’s play while improving the performances of several key players.

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Real Madrid plotting €160m Olise transfer swoop

Real Madrid are reportedly ready to test Bayern Munich's resolve with a staggering €160 million swoop for Michael Olise. The Spanish giants have been moved to action after witnessing the Frenchman's brilliance up close at the Bernabeu during a 2-1 defeat to Bayern in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie.

Vinicius Junior

“Embarrassing and confusing”: Vinicius Jr. faces fierce criticism Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr. has found himself on the receiving end of sharp public criticism in recent days. T

Roy Keane is unlikely to be a big fan of Vinicius Junior any time soon. Following Real Madrid’s defeat in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich, the Premier League legend has once again lashed out at the Brazilian. Keane, never one to mince words, delivered his verdict with typical bluntness. In his eyes, Vinicius—who had been targeted by critics for his flamboyant style and perceived lack of end product—once again failed to justify the hype surrounding him. The former Manchester United captain argued that the young forward’s performance lacked the necessary steel and discipline required at the highest level, suggesting that flashy skills alone do not win trophies. For Keane, Real Madrid’s 2-1 loss in Munich exposed the fragility of a side that relies too heavily on individual brilliance rather than collective effort. He pointed to Vinicius as a symbol of that imbalance, insisting that the player’s tendency to dribble into blind alleys handed Bayer