Overview
- The Bayern attacker collapsed during a test against RB Leipzig on Saturday and again three days later in a friendly at Heidenheim, leaving both games after on-field treatment.
- Musiala posted that doctors have diagnosed temporally short but treatable absencen tied to a neurological dysfunction and that he is in specialist medical care.
- FC Bayern officials said the club had been informed earlier, consulted neurologists who provided written clearance for high-performance sport, and pledged full support for the player.
- Neurologists quoted in reports explain that absencen are brief lapses of awareness, are often controllable with medication, and typically carry a good prognosis for return to activity.
- Musiala’s availability for the Supercup and the season opener is undecided as he is monitored and treated, leaving short-term squad plans and the player's routine under review.