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Bayern Munich’s plan for Jamal Musiala’s recovery

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Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala has had a rough time over the last year or so.

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Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala has had a rough time over the last year or so. After a severe injury suffered at the Club World Cup, the German talent’s luck has not gotten any better, with medical issues and continued injuries plaguing the talented attacker.

Musiala missed his opportunity to represent Germany under Jürgen Klopp over the international break and, since then, has been unable to play at club level either.

Latest reports now indicate that Musiala will certainly miss the upcoming fixtures against Arsenal and SC Freiburg. According to Sky’s Kerry Hau, Musiala will likely make his comeback at the end of October against Magdeburg or Borussia Dortmund, both of which are crucial matches for Bayern’s season.

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