Jamal Musiala has muscle fiber tear in thigh, out 3-4 weeks per report

By admin — In News — September 25, 2026

   ​AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – SEPTEMBER 24: Jamal Musiala of Germany during the warm up before the UEFA Nations League 2026/27 group phase match between Netherlands and Germany at Johan Cruijff Arena on September 24, 2026 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. (Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images) | Getty Images Jamal Musiala was pulled from Germany’s lineup just prior to the start of the Netherlands game on Thursday and now the attacking midfielder is headed back to Säbener Straße per a release from Bayern Munich: Jamal Musiala is set to return early from duty with the German national team. As the German Football Association announced on Friday, the FC Bayern midfielder has suffered a torn muscle fibre in his right thigh. The 23-year-old picked up the injury on Thursday evening whilst warming up for the DFB side’s UEFA Nations League opener in the Netherlands; Musiala had actually been named in the starting XI for the match in Amsterdam. He’ll now begin his rehab programme at FC Bayern.The news, though, is not ideal per Sky Germany’s Kerry Hau, who is reporting that Musiala will be out three or four weeks: Jamal Musiala (muscle fiber tear in the thigh) will be sidelined for three to four weeks.@SkySportDE.In addition to Musiala, Arsenal’s Kai Havertz, who left the Netherlands draw with a muscular issue, is also leaving camp. Musiala and Havertz are being replaced by Liverpool’s Florian Wirtz and Eintracht Frankfurt’s Jonathan Burkardt (via Hau): 🚨🇩🇪 Jamal Musiala has suffered a torn muscle fiber in his right thigh. He is leaving the DFB squad – as is Kai Havertz, who has pulled a muscle. Florian Wirtz and Jonathan Burkardt will therefore join the team earlier than planned.@SkySportDEJoin the conversation!Sign up for a user account and get:New, improved notifications system!Fewer adsCreate community postsComment on articles, community postsRec comments, community posts  

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