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After several days of waiting, Bayern Munich finally announced the arrival of Michaël Olise, this Sunday, from Crystal Palace for five years. The 22-year-old attacking midfielder leaves the Eagles for an estimated amount of 53 million euros. Before starting his new Bavarian story, the French international hopeful (7 selections) wanted to address, one last time, the supporters of his former team. Thank you to everyone at Crystal Palace. I am grateful for the journey I have had as a player at this club and for the love everyone has shown me since day one.he wrote on his X account. Thanks to all the staff, the players and especially all the fans who supported me, I will be eternally grateful to them. »
Between 2021 and 2024, Olise scored 16 goals and provided 25 assists in 90 games for Palace. Before discovering Bayern and the Champions League, he will first play in the Paris Olympic Games with the France U23 team. His new club has allowed him to play in them.
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