Bayern Says It Will Keep Kane, Olise and Díaz This Transfer Window

The club’s honorary president says long contracts, player contentment and replacement costs make sales unlikely and aim to deter interest.

Overview

Uli Hoeness told Bild on Friday that Bayern will not sell Harry Kane, Michael Olise or Luis Díaz during this transfer window and that there is "absolutely no concern" about their futures.
Hoeness confirmed Olise has three years left on his contract and mocked reported Real Madrid interest, saying Bayern would not enter talks even for very large offers.
Hoeness said he has not personally negotiated a renewal with Kane but was told the striker is "very happy in Munich" and saw no reason for him to leave next year.
The club argued selling Díaz would be illogical because the net gain could be offset by the 60–70 million euro cost of replacements and the risk they might not adapt.
Record also reports separate market movement as António Silva traveled to England to finalise a move to Bournemouth, showing transfers elsewhere in Europe continue despite Bayern’s public stance.