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It just won’t stop! Michael Olise has also had to leave the game due to injury

The string of injuries just won’t end. After Ismael Saibari and Serge Gnabry, Michael Olise also had to be substituted early in the top Bundesliga match against BVB due to injury.

The injuries at FC Bayern just keep coming. Following Saibari and Gnabry, Michael Olise became the third FC Bayern attacking player to get injured in the classic match.

This article was translated into English by AI. You can read the original version here https://fcbinside.de/2026/10/31/es-hoert-einfach-nicht-auf-auch-michael-olise-muss-verletzt-raus/.

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