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Luis Díaz revealed in an interview with Sky Germany’s Kerry Hau (as captured by X account @iMiaSanMia) that he was relieved when Michael Olise stayed put despite heavy speculation in the media about a move to Real Madrid. “First of…

Bayern Munich winger Luis Díaz expressed relief that teammate Michael Olise remained with the club following media speculation linking him to Real Madrid. In an interview with Sky Germany's Kerry Hau, Díaz stated that retaining Olise was essential for team continuity and praised the Frenchman's high quality on the pitch.
Díaz also praised Olise's character, noting that he is vocal in the dressing room and brings strong team spirit despite his reluctance to speak with the media. Bavarian Football Works writer R.I.P. London Teams argued that Olise is arguably the best winger in Europe as he partners Díaz in attack.
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