Bayern Star Musiala Explains Collapses Due to Neurological Dysfunction

Bayern Munich's young star Jamal Musiala has addressed concerns following his recent on-field collapses, revealing he has been diagnosed with temporary, treatable absence seizures due to a neurological dysfunction. The 23-year-old footballer shared this information via social media, aiming to alleviate worries among fans.

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The most important thing first - I am fine!

Musiala assured his supporters that he is well and receiving optimal medical care. He explained that these seizures, which caused him to collapse during recent matches against RB Leipzig and in a friendly against 1. FC Heidenheim, are a direct result of the neurological condition. Despite these episodes, he emphasized that there is no ongoing health risk beyond these temporary occurrences.

"The most important thing first - I am fine!" Musiala wrote, acknowledging the concern his collapses have caused. He further elaborated that the condition is "temporarily short-lived, but well treatable absences" stemming from a neurological dysfunction. He is optimistic about his recovery process, highlighting the unwavering support from FC Bayern and his personal circle.

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It is temporarily short-lived, but well treatable absences, which are due to a neurological dysfunction. These can lead to the moments that have occurred recently, like against Leipzig or now in Heidenheim.

In close coordination with medical experts, Musiala stated it was his personal wish to continue his daily life and pursue his passion for football. He believes that actively engaging in his routine and playing the sport he loves is most beneficial for his recovery. Bayern's board acknowledged they were aware of the situation, with Sporting Director Max Eberl stating, "We knew and know what's going on," without providing further details.

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We knew and know what's going on.