Published On 4/26/2026
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Max Eberle, a member of the Bayern Munich Board of Directors for Sports Affairs, announced that the Bavarian club will not activate the permanent purchase clause for Senegalese striker Nicolas Jackson at the end of the current season, stressing at the same time that French star Michael Olisey is not for sale “at all” despite the interest of major European clubs in including him.
Eberl explained in statements to the ZDF television network that Nicholas Jackson will return to his original club, Chelsea, after his loan ends next summer.
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He pointed out that the player did not participate in the number of matches required to activate the mandatory purchase option that honorary president Uli Hoeness spoke about, which amounted to 40 matches essentially for 65 million euros (about 70 million dollars), as the striker only started in 13 matches out of 29 in which he participated with the crowned champion of the German League.
The future of Ulisse
Regarding the future of the brilliant winger Olissi, who scored 19 goals and made 32 assists this season, Eberle cut off the road for those aspiring to include him, saying: “Michael Olissi will definitely stay with us, as we do not spend a single second thinking about anything other than his continuation.”
The conversation also touched on the future of veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, 40 years old, as Eberle indicated the possibility of renewing his contract for an additional year.
He said: “If Manuel plays this way and feels that he is ready to continue, I do not see any obstacle preventing his contract from being extended for another year.”
