Michael Olise gave fans a reminder of his technical ability this week after video surfaced of the Bayern Munich midfielder pulling off an eye-catching trick with his back leg during a training session.

In the clip, Olise flicked the ball with the back of his leg in one smooth motion, controlling it effortlessly before continuing the drill.

The move quickly circulated across social media, drawing praise from supporters impressed by his balance and creativity. While the trick came in a relaxed training environment, it highlighted the skill set that has made Olise one of Bayern's most dynamic attacking options.

A significant impact with Bayern

The 23-year-old has already made a significant impact in Munich. Through 21 matches, he has recorded 12 assists, more than any other Bayern player this season. His ability to create chances from wide areas and in tight spaces has added another dimension to the German champions' attack.

Olise was unavailable for Bayern's recent Bundesliga trip to Werder Bremen due to a one-match suspension, but the club did not miss a step. Bayern secured a 3-0 victory, scoring twice within three minutes to seize control of the match.

Harry Kane opened the scoring with a penalty in the 22nd minute and added a second just three minutes later with a composed finish. Leon Goretzka capped the performance with a late goal to seal the win. Manager Vincent Kompany introduced fresh legs in the second half, including Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies. The pair immediately combined on an attacking move that led to Goretzka's goal, underscoring the depth and creativity within the squad.

Bayern's trying to make history

The win marked Bayern's 16th straight victory at the Weserstadion and extended the club's unbeaten run to 20 Bundesliga road matches. Only two previous stretches in club history, from 1985 to 1987 and from 2012 to 2014, were longer.

Olise's flair in training reflects the confidence surrounding the team. His 12 assists lead the squad, ahead of Luis Díaz, who registered his 10th assist of the campaign against Bremen when he set up Kane's second goal.

As Bayern continues its push in both domestic and cup competitions, Olise's combination of production and creativity will remain central. Even a brief training ground highlight shows why he has quickly become one of the most entertaining players in the Bundesliga.