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Olise reveals the 'secret' to goals: 'I shoot, then... it goes in or it doesn't'

Maisfutebol11 September 2026 at 09:49

The Bayern Munich winger Olise revealed what he considers to be the 'secret' to his goals during a flash interview. According to the player, his philosophy is simple: 'I shoot, then... it goes in or it doesn't.'

The unusual moment happened during a quick interview after another performance by the player on the pitch. Olise has been frequently in the news for his unconventional statements in interviews.

The winger has been showing good form for Bayern Munich, a club for which he has been scoring goals regularly this season.

His pragmatic and direct answers about the goal-scoring process have won the attention of fans and media alike, making him a media figure beyond his sporting performances.

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