Bayern Munich confirms that Musiala suffers “a fracture of fibula” and that it will be “a long time”

Jamal must, Bayern Munich's young talent, He suffers “a fracture of fibula” in the left ankle and will be “out a long time”. That is the terrible diagnosis of the Bavarian club about the player, which reappeared as a starter against the Paris SG in the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup. He returned after being three months off due to a serious muscle injury. It would be, but not as important as the one he suffered at the last minute of the first half.

He left the 22 -year -old striker, in search of a ball, but Donnarumma arrived before, the goal of the Parisian team, and his left ankle broke after a strong impact. Immediately, everyone understood that the injury was really very serious. So much that he will make him, at least, get half the next season. And at best.

While the PSG goalkeeper broke down to cry, Bayern's players threw their hands in the head and musiala, disconsolate, had to leave the pitch on the stretcher.

“The tests performed confirm that it suffers a fracture of fibula as a result of a dislocation in the ankle,” Bayern reported in a long medical statement, where he has also explained that Musiala “will be out a long time”, without specifying whether it will be five months, the minimum period required by these serious mishaps, or must be longer.

“Operated shortly”

The player has flown from Orlando to Munich on the morning of this Sunday and, as the Bavarian club recalled, “will be operated shortly.”

While the player was traveling to his country to be intervened, the controversy increased around that play, although Luis Enrique, the PSG coach, explained that “there was no intention of Donnaruma”, also remembering that “we are not a violent team or that he commits many faults and you can see that Musiala had a lot of misfortune because 'Gigi'”, said the Asturian referring to his goalkeeper, “he fell on top of him.”