German Star Forced Off in Pain After Collision With PSG’s Donnarumma
A devastating injury scare struck Bayern Munich during their Club World Cup quarterfinal against Paris Saint-Germain on Saturday, as rising star Jamal Musiala was forced off with a serious-looking left leg injury.
Painful Collision Halts Musiala’s Stellar Run
The 22-year-old midfielder, one of Germany’s brightest talents, went down in agony just before halftime following a heavy 50-50 challenge with PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
The incident was so severe that broadcasters opted not to replay it on the stadium screens.
Musiala, who had been in red-hot form with three goals in the tournament, was treated on the pitch before being replaced by Serge Gnabry at the break. The match remained goalless at the time of his substitution.
A Rising Star’s Stunning Season Cut Short?
The injury comes at the worst possible time for Musiala, who has been one of Bayern’s standout performers this season. With 20 goals across all competitions—including 12 in the Bundesliga and three in the Champions League—his absence could be a major blow for both club and country.
The 2024 German Player of the Year and 2023 Golden Boy runner-up has been a revelation since his record-breaking debut for Bayern at just 17 years old. He also made history as the first teenager to represent Germany at a World Cup since 1958.
What’s Next for Musiala?
Bayern have yet to confirm the severity of the injury, but fans worldwide will be holding their breath for positive news. With Euro 2024 on the horizon, Germany will be desperate for their young talisman to recover in time.
For now, all eyes are on medical updates—and whether Bayern can push forward in the Club World Cup without their magician in midfield.
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