Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany called Michael Olise "a special talent" after the forward's two-goal, two-assist performance in Saturday's 5-0 win at Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga. "He's a special talent.

Free-scoring Bayern Munich extended their perfect Bundesliga start when Michael Olise scored two goals and set up two more to give them a 5-0 victory over Werder Bremen in a one-sided contest at the Weserstadion on Saturday.

Michael Olise has settled into life in Bavaria rather well. The Frenchman completed a €53m move to Bayern Munich from Crystal Palace in July but representing his nation at the Olympic games, was

The Bavarians, who suffered a shock 1-0 defeat to Bremen when the sides last met in a league clash in January, ran out comfortable winners to move up to 12 points from four matches.

Olise, who arrived at the Allianz Arena for a reported £50.7million transfer fee, has four goal involvements (three goals and one assist) in all competitions so far

Attacker Michael Olise has quickly settled in and become a key player for Bayern Munich despite his delayed start with the Bundesliga team, coach Vincent Kompany said on Friday ahead of their league match against Werder Bremen.

Bayern Munich signed some players in the summer but came away with a bit of misfortune on the defensive side of things. Their defenders aren’t exactly performing as well as they would’ve hoped, yet coach Vincent Kompany claims that the Bavarians were able to do their jobs adequately.