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France's Olise in tears after World Cup exit, eyes Real Madrid transfer
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France's Olise in tears after World Cup exit, eyes Real Madrid transfer

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

Translated from Hungarian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Michael Olise of France's national football team was inconsolable after missing key chances in the World Cup bronze medal match against England.
  • Despite the loss, some teammates prayed together on the field after the game, a gesture also seen in other matches during the tournament.
  • Olise is reportedly considering a transfer from Bayern Munich to Real Madrid, with the clubs reportedly in negotiations over a significant transfer fee.

Michael Olise's tears after France's World Cup bronze medal match loss to England have become a focal point, with the player reportedly unable to forgive himself for missed scoring opportunities. While some teammates offered comfort and solidarity, Olise's distress was palpable in the locker room.

Adding to the drama, Olise is reportedly at the center of transfer speculation, with Real Madrid expressing strong interest in acquiring the French winger. Despite Bayern Munich's initial reluctance to sell, reports suggest Real Madrid is prepared to meet a substantial transfer fee, potentially exceeding 200 million euros. The likelihood of this transfer is increasing, casting doubt on Olise's future at Bayern.

The match itself saw a high-scoring affair, with England ultimately defeating France 6-4. Key goals were scored by Mbappé and Dembélé for France, and Rice, Konsa, Saka, and Bellingham for England. The game highlighted both teams' offensive capabilities, though France's missed chances, particularly by Olise, proved costly.

He couldn't forgive himself for the missed chances and cried for long minutes in the locker room.

— Didier DeschampsThe French coach revealed that he spoke to Michael Olise after the match to comfort him, but it was not very successful.
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Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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