Bayern winger Olise to vacate Munich mansion as owner Boateng plans sale

Published Jul 23, 05:34 AM UTC

Editorial responsibility

Prepared by: WorldAttention Editorial Systems
Human review: No named human review is recorded for this page.
Automated steps: Source reporting is collected, normalized, translated or condensed automatically when needed.
Page status: Automatically published source-backed update

How automation and AI are used · Report a correction or rights issue

Michael Olise, the 24-year-old French international and Bayern Munich winger, is set to leave his luxurious rented home in Grünwald, Munich, by the end of August 2026. The property, which includes a gym, cinema room, wine cellar, wellness area, sauna, jacuzzi, and outdoor pool, is owned by former Bayern defender Jerome Boateng. Boateng purchased the house for €7.4 million in 2016 and now intends to sell it, with its current estimated value at €11.5 million. Bild reports that several offers have been received. Olise, who has lived there for two years, must find a new residence. The move is reportedly unrelated to transfer speculation, despite ongoing interest from Real Madrid and recent headlines about his private life and national team performances.

Source report

By: Dahbia Hattabi Updated: 23/07/2026 07:30

Michael Olise (24 years old) is making headlines once again. Between his performances for the French national team, interest from Real Madrid, and an off-field affair, the French international is in the spotlight like never before — a situation that may not please him, given his preference for discretion.

This Thursday, Bild reports that Olise will leave his house in Grünwald by the end of August.

A Luxurious Residence

The home is described as luxurious, featuring:

A gym
A cinema room
A wine cellar
A wellness area with a sauna and jacuzzi
An outdoor pool

Olise has lived in the house for two years. It is located less than a 10-minute drive from Bayern Munich's training center.

Reason for Departure

According to Bild, the departure is not related to a potential transfer. Instead, the owner of the property — former Bayern Munich defender Jerome Boateng — intends to sell the house. Boateng purchased it for €7.4 million in 2016. The property's current estimated value is €11.5 million, and several offers have already been received.

Olise will need to find a new home in the coming weeks.

Learn more about:

Bundesliga
Bayern Munich
Michael Olise

Content shown outside its original language is machine translated; summaries may also be condensed.

Source

Foot Mercato : Info Transferts Football - Actu Foot TransfertWestern

Original headline: Michael Olise quitte sa maison à Munich

Original language: FR

Part of this Story

Michael Olise to Leave His Munich Home as Owner Jerome Boateng Plans to Sell

See the full Story: all sources and camp coverage

People and interests

Bayern Munich Real Madrid Munich France