Bayern Munich winger, Michael Olise, has been accused of allegedly failing to provide financial support or show interest in his daughter.

In a viral video now making rounds online, a 34-year-old German woman, identified as Fatima Zaunbrecher, who claimed she has been dealing with the matter for about two and a half years, alleged that Olise has neither contacted her to ask about their daughter nor voluntarily provided financial support.

She said she had previously indicated through her former lawyer that she was willing to accept €2,000 in support and even provided her bank details to facilitate payment.

However, according to her, the payment never came.

“He never called or asked for his own daughter. He never paid voluntarily by himself. I never said no to the €2,000. I pretty much said he could do it through my former lawyer, who wrote to his lawyer, and he could start paying. I also sent him my bank account, but he didn’t send anything.

“I gave him a chance. I came forward, but my child’s father is savage. He didn’t take it and completely ignored it with his lawyers.

“They are very terrible people it’s nothing easy that I am going through of course I look tired I have been going through this for two and half years, I’m completely in survival mode I’m surviving with our child I’m having two jobs doing the most,” she added.

Watch her full video

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