Olise claims he’s not protected enough by referees

According to L’Équipe, Michael Olise voiced concern about what he considers a lack of referee protection. The player said he is worried that, unless things change, he will eventually end up “massacred.”

His remarks point to a feeling that certain on-pitch situations are not being handled the way he expects, and that similar actions may not be protected consistently. In the context of European matches, that kind of perception can weigh on both players’ momentum and the overall game atmosphere.

While the quote doesn’t, on its own, announce any sanction or official ruling, it does underline a live debate: how incidents involving Olise are being managed by referees. As the competition ramps up, those lines of communication matter.

For now, there’s no additional information in the available extract about any club or refereeing authority response. The takeaway from L’Équipe is clear: Olise believes he is not sufficiently protected and fears the consequences if that persists.