Michael Olise

A dribble balanced on a knife edge, the ball seemingly glued to his left foot, then a curler bending into the far top corner. Michael Olise plays with a calm, almost lazy elegance that hides deadly precision. A Michael Olise poster is a tribute to that rare style.

Born in London in 2001, he made his name at Reading and Crystal Palace before joining Bayern Munich in summer 2024. He wears the number 17 there and has become one of the most creative wide players in the Bundesliga. He is also a France international.

The look of a winger-artist

Olise is the classic left-footer cutting inside from the right. On a poster, that diagonal creates a natural composition: the body slicing through the frame, eyes on goal, the ball a few centimetres from his boot.

The palette is dominated by Bayern red, often with white touches and sometimes Bavarian blue. It's a very visual combination that comes alive against a dark background. In France colours, the blue offers a softer alternative.

What makes Olise interesting as decor is his understated side. Fewer spectacular celebrations, more precise touches: a first touch, a feint, a pass. Clean images that suit a minimalist room.

How to show him off

An Olise print fits a desk corner, a gaming setup or a bedroom with light walls. The bright red wakes up a neutral room instantly.

A few combinations:

• Olise next to a print of the Allianz Arena lit up at night;
• a "new generation" wall with Lamine Yamal;
• a duo of left-footers, for lovers of a magic left foot.

Tunisian fans who follow the Bundesliga already know it: this left foot deserves a close-up. Printed in Tunisia and sent to your door, paid on delivery.