Olise's first international goal arrived on the occasion of his sixth cap for France U21s, who – following a 2-1 opening-game win over Italy – require just a point against Switzerland on Wednesday (28th June) to reach the quarter-finals as group winners.
In that opening game against Italy, the Eagles' Players' Player of the Season came on in the second-half in the 64th minute for Bradley Barcola and was a threat down the right hand side, as his team saw through the win despite going down to 10 men.
Olise will now hope his team can go on to clinch the trophy in his absence.
Tournament structure
This summer’s tournament is co-hosted by Romania and Georgia, with the initial group stage split between the two countries. There are 16 teams split across four groups, with the top two from each group advancing to the knockout stage.
At the time of Olise's injury, France top Group D amidst games against Italy, Norway and Switzerland. Should they make it through; they will face either Spain or Ukraine.
The tournament also provides three qualification spots for the 2024 Olympic Games for the top three sides. France cannot qualify as they are hosts of the 2024 Olympics and England cannot qualify either as they are participating as Team GB.