“I wasn’t that critical of Michael,” said Eberl, who at the same time also admitted that Olise “didn’t have that many scorers” lately. “That’s right, he wasn’t really there for these crucial scenes.”
Eberl emphasized that Olise, who only came to Munich from English Premier League club Crystal Palace in the summer for 53 million euros, was already a “very, very good player” in his first six months at Bayern, “who is simply good for us “. “It’s normal for a player to have a time when it’s perhaps not so easy, but rather has a bit more work to do,” continued Eberl. “But today he rewarded himself for the hard work he put in with his performance and his two goals.” In the end, Eberl still saw the artist as a worker.
After his brace, Olise now has a total of nine goals and seven assists in 21 competitive games. This means he has by far the best scoring record of all wingers at Bayern. Sky expert Lothar Matthäus recently stated that he “currently only sees one player at FCB, Olise, who is at a world-class level.”
For example, goals like the one at 5:1. Bayern certainly wouldn’t mind if Olise switched to Mario Kart mode with a star more often in the future.