Bayern Munich’s phased plan to return Jamal Musiala to match fitness
No pressure from the manager of FC Bayern to hurry Jamal Musiala’s recovery process.
Jamal Musiala, the young German attacker for Bayern Munich, is returning to training following a series of seizure episodes earlier this month. The club's board member for sport, Max Eberl, and manager Vincent Kompany have revealed the phased plan to get Musiala back to match fitness. Their immediate objective is to reduce the frequency of Musiala's seizures, with the ultimate hope being that they cease altogether.
Eberl stated that the primary focus is on reducing the seizure frequency, as a complete stop is challenging. Kompany, when asked about Musiala's potential participation in the upcoming DFB-Pokal match against Schalke, emphasized that he wants to avoid putting additional pressure on the 23-year-old. He expressed confidence in Musiala's recovery, stating that if the current trend continues, he will return to the team soon.
Bayern Munich's methodical approach showcases their commitment to Musiala's well-being, prioritizing his recovery over the next game he could play.
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