​Bayern Munich rule out the sale of Real Madrid Galactico target this summerMichael Olise has been a dream for Real Madrid and Florentino Perez since the time the club announced the surprise elections this summer.His name as a target first took the limelight as Perez’s rumoured blockbuster signing should he win the election, but nothing came of that situation.The FIFA World Cup then saw the links between the club and player amplify once more, especially given his on-field chemistry with Kylian Mbappe. In recent weeks, that speculation has only grown with reports even furthering that Olise informed his teammates of his desire to switch clubs.A matter for next summerIn a recent update, German journalist Christian Falk reports that Bayern Munich will not sell the French forward this summer as matters stand, and likely at any cost.Olise will be at Bayern Munich next season. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)They see the winger to be a critical part of their plans for next season, nor do they have any like-for-like replacement available on the market. Losing him this summer would simply be unsustainable Olise’s future, however, will be a matter to address next summer and it cannot be said with as much assurance that the player will not be sold a year from now. Real Madrid, needless to say, are expected to return with full force next summer.A gentleman’s agreementReal Madrid and Bayern Munich have been involved in multiple high-profile transfers in recent years, and Olise’s future is not a matter they wish to break bridges for.Olise must take the next step. (Photo by Sebastian Widmann/Getty Images)Both clubs are aware of the current situation, but have thus reached an agreement of sorts over how the deal will play out. Real Madrid, from their side, will not progress any further in negotiations with the player unless Olise himself makes a public statement of interest or informs Bayern Munich of his decision.Once there is an understanding between the Frenchman and his current club of his desire to leave, Real Madrid will enter the scene and begin negotiations.Irrespective of when the deal eventually goes through, however, all signs point to it being a high-profile move with a large transfer fee involved, possibly even a record-breaking one. After all, his deal in Germany runs until 2029 and the Bavarians will push for another renewal.