Bayern sporting director Max Eberl has commented on Jamal Musiala’s condition after the midfielder lost consciousness during two recent friendly matches.
Musiala was involved in two separate incidents this month in which he passed out on the pitch. The episodes occurred during friendly fixtures, raising concern about the Germany international’s health and prompting Bayern to address the situation through Eberl.
The club’s sporting director discussed Musiala’s condition, although no further detail from his remarks is provided. The focus remains on the two occasions when the player briefly lost consciousness while taking part in matches.
Musiala later spoke about the issue himself and said he had been diagnosed with short-term neurological disturbances. He also indicated that the condition can be treated.
That disclosure provided the only medical explanation included in the report for the incidents. It confirms that the player’s episodes were linked to temporary neurological problems, rather than being described simply as unexplained collapses.
The two incidents happened within the same month and both took place in friendlies. Musiala’s subsequent statement about his diagnosis followed those matches, while Eberl’s comments represent Bayern’s response to questions about the player’s current condition.
No additional information about the diagnosis, treatment or the expected timetable for Musiala’s return is given. The report also does not include a direct quotation from Eberl or set out any further assessment of the midfielder’s health.
Musiala is therefore at the centre of attention after two on-field losses of consciousness, with his own account establishing that doctors identified short-term neurological disturbances that are treatable. Bayern’s position on the matter has been outlined by Eberl, the club’s sporting director.
