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Bayern-Star drives over 70 through 30s zone
Updated on April 22nd, 2025 – 9:22 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
Michael Olise can impress with his pace on the square. But he was now clearly too fast in road traffic. He is not the only one.
A new speed display on the exit of the Bayern training area on Säbener Straße has probably revealed several speed overruns of the players of the German record champions.
As the “Bild” newspaper reports, there has been a new display in front of the training area for a few weeks now. However, this is not a speed camera, just an instrument for self -control that shows the speed with references such as “slow” or “thank you”. The background is therefore a kindergarten in the immediate vicinity.
A reporter of the “Bild” newspaper observed for a week how quickly the Bayern players actually drive in the 30s zone. Wing striker Michael Olise is said to have driven particularly quickly. The reporter caught him how he drove past the ad at 72 kilometers per hour and also documented it with a photo that is supposed to show the 23-year-old company car provided by a main sponsor of the association.
While the new addition from last summer was particularly negative at the highest speed, other Bayern stars are said to have been traveling too quickly. The reporter Leroy Sané with 50 km/h, Raphaël Guerreiro with 43 km/h and 55 km/h as well as Eric dier with 40 km/h and 41 km/h. At 39 km/h, Thomas Müller is also said to have been above the actual speed limit.
Still too fast, but a little scarce were sports director Christoph Freund (36 km/h), Sacha Boey (36 km/h), Josip Stanišić (34 km/h) and Kingsley Coman (32 km/h). Meanwhile, Joshua Kimmich, Manuel Neuer, Leon Goretzka and Dayot Upamecano, which are said to have consistently adhered to the given speed, were positive.
However, the reporter could not observe all players of the squad, because players who leave the training area around the city would probably not come by. On “Bild” demand, FC Bayern did not want to comment on the behavior of its players.