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Nations League

Völler backs Musiala's comeback despite second Nations League ban

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Völler backs Musiala's comeback despite second Nations League ban

Rudi Völler, sporting director, said in the “Never Talk Alone” format that he is firmly convinced Jamal Musiala will return to his former strength after his muscle injury. Despite Völler’s confidence, the 23‑year‑old Bayern striker is missing for the second time in the DFB squad for the Nations League.

Squad nomination and absence

Jürgen Klopp nominated his DFB squad for the Nations League for the second time. The 23‑year‑old Musiala only returned to training at Bayern Munich last week after a muscle‑fibre tear. A deployment for the DFB is therefore too early.

Völler’s optimism

The muscle‑fibre tear occurred during warm‑up before the first international match of the Klopp era. Musiala has been searching for his top form since his calf‑bone fracture. The DFB does not give up hope. Völler emphasized that he is convinced Musiala will return in his former strength and shine at many tournaments.

The 66‑year‑old Völler pointed out that Musiala has recently endured setbacks, but his development is progressing and he has the full support of everyone. He named muscle injuries as a decisive factor and said that if Musiala is spared from that, nothing stands in the way of a successful future. Völler said he is totally optimistic that Musiala will again deliver top performance.

The former 1990 world champion also emphasized that Musiala plays a key role in Jürgen Klopp’s future planning. At the moment, however, it is mainly about the Bayern star having a good comeback and staying injury‑free.

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