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Repeated fainting sparks concern as Musiala reassures Bayern fans

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Repeated fainting sparks concern as Musiala reassures Bayern fans

Jamal Musiala’s latest fainting spell during Bayern Munich’s friendly against Heidenheim starkly contrasts with his calm Instagram reassurance, where the 23‑year‑old midfielder explained a brief neurological issue and affirmed his fitness. The episode, which followed a similar collapse on Sunday 16, saw him exit the pitch near the 70th minute after treatment.

As on Sunday 16, Musiala again lost consciousness only four minutes after being substituted into the friendly versus Heidenheim. Medical staff rushed onto the grass to attend him immediately.

His teammates gathered around him, shielding him from the cameras while the medical team administered urgent care. The incident prompted visible concern among the squad.

Musiala again featured as the focal point of Bayern Munich’s match, drawing attention before his collapse. The 23‑year‑old midfielder’s involvement underscored his importance to the side.

Medical clarification and support

In an Instagram message, Musiala wrote, “I am fine! I understand that many are worried,” and clarified that doctors diagnosed brief, temporary, treatable absence crises caused by a neurological dysfunction. He added that the condition is brief, temporary and treatable.

He noted that similar incidents had occurred recently, for example in the match against Leipzig and the encounter in Heidenheim. He said they may appear alarming at first glance but are simply part of his daily life.

Club backing and health outlook

Musiala emphasized that he is receiving excellent medical attention and that there is no additional health risk. He highlighted that Bayern and his personal circle stand by him at every step.

He expressed his intention to keep playing, stating that with neurologists’ approval he wants to live a normal life and pursue his passion for football. He described feeling positive and on the right path.

Musiala asked for understanding, requesting that the matter remain private and be shared only with his close circle, the club and medical specialists. He concluded the message with gratitude for the support.

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