Bayern Munich are experiencing hours of great concern over the physical condition of fantasy player Jamal Musiala. The talented attacking midfielder, born in 2003, was the protagonist of another worrying episode during a friendly match for the team, just a few days after the previous concern that had already caused alarm.
How did the new episode happen?
During the friendly match against Heidenheim, Musiala came off the bench in the 16th minute of the second half (in place of Saibar). However, just six minutes after entering the field, the player collapsed to the ground, experiencing the same symptoms he had been experiencing in recent days: intense fatigue, dizziness and a sudden feeling of heat.
The situation immediately seemed delicate: medical staff rushed onto the field to provide first aid, while teammates formed a circle around him to protect him. The player then walked off the field — visibly dazed — accompanied by doctors to the locker room.
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Previous episode against Leipzig
The episode aggravates an already complex clinical situation. Last Saturday, in fact, Musiala collapsed on the pitch in the final minutes of the friendly match won 3-1 against Leipzig. The consequences of that discomfort had forced him to miss the official presentation of the team on campus on Monday, having only held one individual training session.
In light of this new episode, the initial diagnosis of Bayern's medical staff — who had attributed everything to fatigue and high temperatures — must inevitably be reviewed and investigated further.
Musiala: "I'm fine"
After the match, it was Musiala himself who calmed down about his condition: "First of all, the most important thing: I'm fine - declared the Bavarian number 10. - I want to dispel your worries and explain something to you: I have been diagnosed with temporary episodes, of short duration, but easily treatable, caused by a neurological dysfunction, which can lead to such episodes."
"I know that at first glance they may seem scary, but for now they are part of my daily life - explained Musiala. - I am in very good hands from a medical point of view and I am very optimistic. The important thing is that, beyond this, there is no risk to my health. In close collaboration and in constant dialogue with experts, it was my personal desire to face this challenge and, with the authorization of the neurologists, to continue dedicating myself to what helps me the most in the healing process: simply living my daily life and continuing to cultivate my passion for football."
