Michael Olise lives in the Munich area, but where exactly is no longer clear. For two years, he rented a villa in Grünwald, south of the city, that belongs to Jérôme Boateng, and Bild reported in July 2026 that Boateng ended the lease so he could sell it. One outlet then claimed Olise had bought a €12 million mansion, which we could not trace to a named German source. The Michael Olise house is therefore a rental he was due to leave by the end of August 2026, and we found no report that confirms his new address. This guide covers the Boateng villa, the move-out, the unconfirmed purchase, and what is still unknown, and it keeps confirmed facts apart from repeated ones.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Michael Akpovie Olise |
| Born | December 12, 2001, London (age 24) |
| Role | French winger and forward for Bayern Munich and France |
| Current Club | Bayern Munich, since July 2024; contract to June 30, 2029 |
| Professional Base | Munich; Bayern train at Säbener Straße |
| Reported Home | A rented villa in Grünwald from September 2024; lease reported to end at the end of August 2026 |
| Villa Owner | Jérôme Boateng (bought in 2016; price history in section 3) |
| Current Address | Not public |
| Reported, Not Confirmed | A €12 million mansion purchase; a “dispute with the landlord”; interiors of any new home |
1. Michael Olise House: The Rented Villa in Grünwald
Location: Grünwald, south of Munich (street not published)
Price: Rent not public (the villa’s price history is in section 3)
Size: Ten rooms reported; area in square metres not reported
Status: Rented from September 2024; lease reported to end at the end of August 2026
What Is Reported About the Grünwald Villa
t-online, citing Bild, reported in November 2024 that Olise had moved into Boateng’s villa in September. It describes ten rooms, a heated outdoor pool, a wine cellar, a fireplace, a gym, a home cinema and a wellness area with a whirlpool and sauna, and puts the house about ten minutes by car from Bayern’s training ground. The same piece says the villa stood empty for roughly four months before he moved in, after Boateng had looked for a buyer.
We found no deed, lease, floor plan, or verified photo, and the rent has never been published. Pages that describe wooden floors, a kitchen that “likely” opens onto the dining room, or a bedroom over the garden are guessing, so this guide treats the features above as Bild’s description, not as documented facts.
The Grünwald Neighborhood
The t-online piece says Joshua Kimmich built houses in Grünwald and moved into one with his wife and four children, and that Leroy Sané, Sven Ulreich and Mathys Tel lived nearby at the time. Squad lists change quickly, so read those names as of 2024, not as today’s neighbors.
Key Features:
- A rented villa in Grünwald, reportedly from September 2024
- Ten rooms, a heated outdoor pool, a gym, a home cinema, and a wellness area, as reported
- About ten minutes by car from Säbener Straße
- No public listing, rent, floor plan, or verified photos
2. Where Does Michael Olise Live Now? Munich Area, Since 2024
Location: Munich area, Germany
Status: Based there since July 2024; current address not public
Munich Since July 2024
FC Bayern’s official player profile lists him as signed on July 7, 2024, from Crystal Palace, with a contract that ends on June 30, 2029. That confirms his club and the length of his stay, but not where he lives. A long contract points to a long-term base in the area, and it says nothing about which house.
Is a Transfer Behind the Move?
In July 2026, several reports linked Olise with Real Madrid. Bild’s account of the move-out, as relayed by Goal, says the change of address has nothing to do with a transfer and that Bayern regards him as untouchable. For how a Real Madrid winger’s home is reported, see our Vinicius Junior house guide.
3. The 2026 Move-Out: Why Olise Had to Leave the Villa
Location: Grünwald, south of Munich
Price: Boateng bought it in 2016 for about €7.4 million; now valued at about €11.5 million; rent not public
Size: Ten rooms reported
Status: Lease reported ended; Olise due to leave by the end of August 2026
What Bild Reported
Goal, in a piece dated July 23, 2026 that relays Bild, says Olise would leave the Grünwald home at the end of August after two years, because Boateng wants to sell the villa he bought for €7.4 million in 2016. It says several offers had reached Boateng and that the house is now valued at about €11.5 million. German outlets relaying Bild add that Boateng ended the lease. Bild’s own page was blocked to us, so we rely on these relays.
Boateng’s Price and Ownership of the Villa
t-online puts Boateng’s 2016 purchase at about €7 million and says he looked for a buyer after leaving Bayern in 2021, asking around €11 million. German outlets relaying Bild say he was already asking about €11.5 million before Olise moved in, while Goal calls it the current valuation, so it is an asking figure or valuation, not a recorded sale price. No report says Olise ever owned the villa, and we could not confirm the exact date he moved out. Another French winger whose home is a rental is covered in our Ousmane Dembele house guide.
4. Did Olise Buy a €12 Million Mansion? What Is Confirmed
Location: Munich area (district not named)
Price: €12 million reported by one outlet
Size: Not reported
Status: Unconfirmed; no purchase record or new address found
What One Outlet Reports
Türkiye Today, on July 27, 2026, wrote that Olise had reportedly bought a €12 million mansion after being made to leave his rented home, citing unnamed German media. It adds an indoor pool, a spa, a gym, a large garage, and security systems, and credits its photo to a collage by a Turkish news site.
Why We Treat It as Unconfirmed
The article names no German outlet, no district, and no seller. Bild’s reported reason for the move-out was Boateng’s plan to sell, not a dispute, and none of the German reports we found say Olise bought anything. The €12 million figure also sits close to the €11.5 million valuation of the villa he was leaving, so the two may have been mixed up, though we found no source that says so. As of October 25, 2026, we found no purchase record, new address, or move-in report. We apply the same test to price claims in our Pedri house guide, where a €2.5 million figure belonged to a different property.
Michael Olise’s Property Overview
| Property or Topic | Location | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boateng villa | Grünwald, Munich | Rent not public | Rented from September 2024; lease reported to end at the end of August 2026 |
| Munich base | Munich area | Not applicable | Based since July 2024; contract to June 2029 |
| Move-out | Grünwald | Not applicable | Reported by Bild in July 2026; new address not public |
| Reported €12M mansion | Munich area (unnamed) | €12M reported | Unconfirmed, one outlet |
What’s Confirmed vs. What Isn’t
Several claims about his home do not line up across the web, so this section separates them.
- Where he lives. He was reported at the Boateng villa in Grünwald from September 2024. After the move-out, his address is not public.
- Rented, not owned. The villa belongs to Boateng, and German outlets relaying Bild say he rented it. No report says Olise owned it.
- Villa price. €7–7.4 million is Boateng’s 2016 purchase, and €11–11.5 million is an asking figure or valuation. None of these is Olise’s cost.
- Interiors. Ten rooms, a pool, gym, cinema, and wellness area come from Bild’s description as relayed by t-online. We found no verified photos.
- The €12 million mansion. One outlet reports it. We found no German source, record, or address.
- Salary and net worth. Estimates vary widely, so this guide gives none.
Conclusion
The Michael Olise house in Grünwald was a rental owned by Jérôme Boateng, and the story since July 2026 is less clear than many pages make it sound. Bild reported that the lease ended so Boateng could sell, Olise was due to leave by the end of August, and the claim that he bought a €12 million mansion rests on one outlet with no named German source. His Bayern contract runs to June 2029, which suggests he stays in the Munich area, but his current address is not public. If a record or a clear statement appears, this page will be updated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Michael Olise live?
Michael Olise lives in the Munich area. He was reported to be staying at a rented villa in Grünwald from September 2024 and was due to leave it by the end of August 2026. His current address is not public.
Does Michael Olise own his house in Munich?
No report we found says so. He rented Jérôme Boateng’s villa, and a €12 million purchase reported by one outlet has no German source behind it.
Who owns the villa Michael Olise lived in?
Jérôme Boateng, who bought it in 2016 for about €7.4 million according to Bild, as relayed by Goal.
Why did Michael Olise have to move out?
Bild reported that Boateng ended the lease because he wants to sell the villa. Goal says the move is not linked to Real Madrid.
Did Michael Olise buy a €12 million mansion?
One outlet, Türkiye Today, says he reportedly did. We found no German report, purchase record, or address, so it remains unconfirmed.
How much is Michael Olise’s villa worth?
No verified value exists for his current home. Boateng’s villa is valued at about €11.5 million, but Olise rented it and never owned it.
Is Michael Olise’s address public?
No. We found no reliable source that publishes it, and this guide does not publish it.
This article was researched and written by Adrian Cole using publicly available information from verified sources, including t-online, FC Bayern’s official site, Goal, and Türkiye Today. Bild’s original report was read through Goal and t-online because the page was not accessible to us. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Michael Olise, his family, or his estate.
Adrian Cole is a real estate writer at GlamHomeGuide, covering the homes of celebrities, athletes, and public figures. With a background in residential design, Adrian focuses on the architecture, interiors, and lifestyle details behind each property. He enjoys digging into the stories that make these homes more than just real estate listings.