Michael Olise paternity case Moroccan woman Bayern Munich

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Michael Olise paternity case Moroccan woman Bayern Munich

French international Michael Olise is accused by his former German-Moroccan partner of never meeting their daughter, aged 20 months. The Bayern Munich player allegedly recognized paternity after a test. A conflict also opposes them over child support payments.

The case was revealed in Germany by Bild. Fatima Zaunbrecher, a 34-year-old German woman of Moroccan origin living in Düsseldorf, claims to have maintained a long-distance relationship with Michael Olise for nearly two years.

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The two reportedly met on Instagram in 2022, when the footballer was still playing for Crystal Palace. Their relationship allegedly ended shortly before the young woman discovered her pregnancy.

According to information reported by the German press, a paternity test was subsequently carried out in Munich. Michael Olise allegedly officially recognized the child but has never met her. The mother claims that exchanges with the player now pass exclusively through their lawyers.

A conflict now between lawyers

Fatima Zaunbrecher says she wants her daughter to be able to know her father. She also reproaches the player for not paying her child support adapted to his income and claims that no sum has yet been paid to her.

The entourage of the French international contests this version. It assures that Michael Olise never refused to contribute financially and that a proposal exceeding the maximum amount usually provided in Germany would have been made from birth. The mother allegedly did not communicate her bank details, a claim she denies.

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No final judicial decision has yet set the amount of child support. The 24-year-old Bayern player has not personally commented on this matter. His paternity would no longer be contested since the test was carried out and the official recognition of the child.