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Munich Musiala alarm: collapses again in pre‑match warm‑up

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Munich Musiala alarm: collapses again in pre‑match warm‑up

During a Saturday warm‑up against 1. FC Heidenheim, German international attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala collapsed a few minutes after entering as a substitute, marking a second fainting episode in Munich within days of his earlier fall in the Telekom Cup versus RB Leipzig.

The attacking midfielder was introduced from the bench, but within minutes his legs gave way and he fell to the ground, prompting immediate medical attention. The incident occurred in the early stages of the warm‑up against 1. FC Heidenheim.

Club medical staff said the recurrence heightens concerns about his fitness, with doctors monitoring him closely. The situation has intensified scrutiny over his health.

First collapse in Telekom Cup

The initial episode happened last Saturday during the Telekom Cup match against RB Leipzig, when Musiala experienced a spell of weakness before the final minutes and subsequently collapsed. That incident marked the first public sign of trouble for the German international.

On the following Monday, Musiala trained only individually and was absent from the squad presentation, leaving doubts about his recovery. The limited training underscored the uncertainty surrounding his return.

Alarm bells have been ringing again over Musiala’s health, prompting speculation among supporters and analysts. The back‑to‑back episodes have revived concerns about his long‑term wellbeing.

The club has not released an official update on his availability, and no timetable for his return to full training has been announced. Fans will await further information from the medical team.

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