After being evicted from his rented house, he bought a mansion worth 12 million euros.

After being evicted from his rented house, he bought a mansion worth 12 million euros.

27.07.2026 11:50

Recently, Bayern Munich's French footballer Michael Olise, who was evicted from his rented home, moved into his new house. It was reported that the luxury mansion the star player recently purchased is worth 12 million Euros.

French star Michael Olise of German Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich solved his recent housing crisis with a grand move. The young footballer, who was evicted from his rental home days ago due to a dispute with his landlord, found the solution by purchasing his own luxury mansion.

SOLVED HOUSING CRISIS WITH A 12 MILLION VALUED MANSION

According to reports in the German press; the 22-year-old winger, who has become a fan favorite with his performances since transferring to the Bavarian team, decided to make a long-term investment after being evicted from his rented home. It was reported that Olise bought a mansion in one of Munich's most prestigious areas, and the value of the new luxury mansion is 12 million Euros.

EVERYTHING INSIDE

It was stated that the new mansion, which draws attention with its architecture and special features, includes: a private indoor swimming pool and SPA area, state-of-the-art gym, a spacious garage, and top-level security systems.

ANNUAL SALARY 15 MILLION EUROS

It was emphasized that Olise earns a net annual salary of 15 million Euros from Bayern Munich, and this figure reaches 25 million Euros annually with various sponsorships.

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