Michael Olise's availability for Bayern Munich's UEFA Champions League away match against Atlético Madrid on Tuesday at 9:00 PM CET remains uncertain.

Sporting director Max Eberl stated on Monday afternoon as the squad departed for the Spanish capital that they would reassess Olise's condition on Tuesday and take things day by day.

Olise was able to train with the squad on Monday morning following his injury-related substitution in the Bundesliga classic against Borussia Dortmund (2:2). However, his right knee was wrapped in a bandage.

The 24-year-old Frenchman traveled with the Munich squad to Madrid and is officially part of the matchday squad.

Eberl emphasized that it is positive Olise is available because he is an outstanding player who always serves the club well. However, he stressed that they will also avoid the risk of it becoming a longer-term injury.

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who was recently sidelined by a foot injury, was also able to train on Monday. Eberl left the captain's participation against Atlético open as well, noting that Neuer had been out for an extended period and they would see how things develop.

According to Eberl, Bayern Munich faces in Madrid "definitely one of the most complicated away matches you can have in the UEFA Champions League, against an opponent that is extremely difficult and has very high quality, where we must bring the resilience we have had to demonstrate in recent weeks onto the pitch."

Bayern Munich must "show character"

Eberl described Diego Simeone's side as a team that will really demand everything from them. He noted that they always face pressure and nonetheless travel there to try to achieve the best possible result.

Bayern Munich must currently show character, according to Eberl. He emphasized they must continue in order to win the major titles, which is what they want. They want to win in Madrid. He added that the points from Stavanger are weighing on them, and Tuesday gives them a chance to make amends for something.

In Norway, Bayern Munich surprisingly drew 3:3 on matchday two of the UEFA Champions League.