Michael Olise delivered a masterclass in finishing to secure FC Bayern’s September Goal of the Month, capping a dominant 5–0 Champions League victory over Bodø/Glimt. In the 83rd minute, the French winger picked up pace down the right flank, cut inside to isolate his defender, and curled a sublime strike into the top corner. This precise finish not only sealed the record champions’ emphatic win but also provided the perfect ceremonial start to their new Champions League campaign, showcasing the elite quality Bayern fans have come to expect from their attacking core.
Frenchman edges Davies and Musiala in FC Bayern’s September Goal of the Month vote
The fan vote was tight, but Olise’s artistic display proved decisive, securing 43.4% of the total votes. He narrowly outpaced Alphonso Davies, whose spectacular goal to make it 3–0 in the same Bodø/Glimt match garnered 20.1% support. The race for the accolade was fiercely contested in the middle of the pack, with Jamal Musiala’s opener against Union Berlin and Momoko Tanikawa’s winner against SC Freiburg both receiving 16.8% of the vote. Bogdan Olychenko rounded out the top five with 2.9% for his goal for the FC Bayern reserves against Eichstätt.
This victory marks Olise’s second consecutive fan accolade, following his August Goal of the Month selection, highlighting his rapid ascent as a key figure in the Bavarian squad. By winning the September vote, the Frenchman has cemented his status as a favorite among the support, proving that his technical flair and big-game composure are invaluable assets as Bayern Munich looks to defend their European title. The fans’ clear preference for Olise’s Bodø/Glimt strike underscores the high standard of performance required to impress the club’s passionate base.
Source: Yahoo Sports
