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Bayern Keep Jamal Musiala Out of Bundesliga Opener After Medication Adjustment

A medication dose change must stabilise before Musiala rejoins group training, according to Bayern doctors

Overview

  • Jamal Musiala suffered two on-pitch collapses that have been diagnosed as brief absence seizures, with the first incident recorded on 15 August and a second three days later.
  • Neurologists and Bayern medical staff link the episodes to a recent change in his medication and say the condition is treatable with specialist care.
  • Bayern removed Musiala from team training before the Supercup and have withheld him from the Bundesliga opener against VfB Stuttgart while he continues individual sessions under medical monitoring.
  • Club doctors say the adjusted medication typically needs about 10–14 days to stabilise, making the earliest realistic return to a match the away trip to Schalke on 5 September if he progresses as expected.
  • Musiala and Bayern say they are managing the issue privately and cautiously; he is physically fit to play but will be eased back into group work to minimise risk and protect his longer-term season recovery after last season’s serious ankle and fibula injury.