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Bundesliga

Second fainting sparks health reassurance from Musiala

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Second fainting sparks health reassurance from Musiala

Jamal Musiala suffered a second fainting episode on Tuesday evening during Bayern Munich's friendly against Heidenheim, marking the latest health scare in three days for the German international. The incident prompted immediate concern among supporters and the club.

Earlier in the week, Musiala had already been silent after a first collapse on Sunday in a separate friendly versus Leipzig, leaving fans uneasy about his condition. Both incidents occurred within a short span of three days, intensifying speculation.

Following the Tuesday episode, Musiala posted on Instagram, stating, "First of all, I am fine" and expressing gratitude for the messages and support he received. He used the platform to directly address the growing worries among his followers.

Neurological diagnosis explained

In his statement, Musiala clarified that doctors diagnosed him with temporary absences caused by a neurological dysfunction, describing the episodes as easily treatable. He emphasized that, while initially frightening, these episodes have become part of his daily routine.

He added that he is under the best possible medical care, receiving regular consultations with specialists and maintaining close communication with them. Musiala expressed optimism, noting there is no additional health risk beyond the current condition.

Looking ahead, Musiala confirmed he will be ready for Bayern's upcoming fixtures, with the German Super Cup just four days away and the Bundesliga set to resume in ten days. He concluded by urging continued support as he pursues victories and titles with his team.

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