The French international, father of a 20-month-old daughter born after their separation, is not properly paying his child support, according to his ex-partner who complained about it in the German daily Bild.

Michael Olise's life is splashed across the newspapers. On Monday, the day after the World Cup ended, the German daily Bild published an interview with Fatima Zaunbrecher, the former partner of the Bayern Munich and French national team star. In it, she reveals that they have a daughter together, Aaliyah Noor, 20 months old, born after their separation, and that the winger has acknowledged her after a paternity test. However, according to her, he refuses to see her and is not paying the agreed-upon child support.

The amount of child support is a subject of debate. While, according to Bild, the Frenchman's lawyers initially offered €836.50, before raising the offer to €2,000, the child's mother reportedly demanded €60,000 per month in French court. This demand was denied. Fatima Zaunbrecher nevertheless regrets that the €2,000 child support payment "has still not been paid to this day."

"I have decided to make this matter public."

According to Michael Olise's relatives, quoted by Bild, he would prefer to reach an amicable agreement. They maintain that a child support proposal was made but has gone unanswered by his ex-wife. "My lawyer at the time sent my bank details to his lawyers, asking them to transfer 2,000 euros until the court decided on the exact amount he owed. The opposing party is trying to defame me," she retorted.

Fatima Zaunbrecher further explained that she is currently living with her daughter in a studio apartment at her mother's house and doesn't have a car to take the little girl to the doctor. "This man must finally take responsibility. His daughter is 20 months old. I've remained silent for a long time, but I've decided to make this matter public because I don't know how else to do it," she concluded.

In a message sent this Wednesday, his entourage specifies that Michael Olise will not comment on this matter, not out of a desire to hide anything but to respect the child's privacy and avoid making it a media story.