Bayern's new signing Michael Olise leads France to the Olympic quarterfinals

Bayern Munich's new signing, Michael Olise, has been one of the standout players at the Olympic football tournament so far, helping France to reach the quarter-finals with a goal and an assist in their 3-1 win over South Africa.

The 19-year-old winger, who joined Bayern from Reading in the summer, has been a key part of France's success in Japan, with his pace and skill causing problems for opposition teams.

Olise opened the scoring against South Africa with a fine individual goal, before setting up Jean-Philippe Mateta for France's second. He was a constant threat throughout the game and was unlucky not to score more.

Olise's performances at the Olympics have been a reminder of his potential, and he will be hoping to continue his good form when he returns to Bayern after the tournament. He is a player with a bright future, and he could be a key part of Bayern's team in the years to come.

France will play Japan in the quarter-finals on Saturday, and Olise will be hoping to help his team reach the semi-finals. He is a player who loves to take on defenders, and he will be a handful for the Japanese defence. If he continues to play as well as he has done so far, then France will be a real threat to win the gold medal.