Overview
- The teenager explained that fibrous dysplasia causes voids in her bones, making them more susceptible to fractures.
- She said she experiences daily pain, particularly on her right side, and suffered a femur fracture in 2022.
- Because of the condition she reported stopping sports and focusing on physiotherapy to build muscle and limit injury risk.
- Medical summaries in the coverage describe MAS as very rare, caused by GNAS mutations, not inherited, affecting bones, skin and hormones, with no cure.
- Her father, former Bayern and Germany player Mehmet Scholl, has not commented publicly on her disclosure.