Thomas Tuchel has to rebuild his winning team from the start of the season on the second matchday. A fiber tear stops Jamal Musiala. Thomas Müller could benefit.
Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel will have to change his successful formation from the Bundesliga start on the second match day against FC Augsburg due to injury.
National soccer player Jamal Musiala has to “pause for the time being” with a torn muscle fiber in his left thigh, as the German champion announced. The 20-year-old offensive player suffered the injury in training.
Musiala was part of the Munich starting line-up in Munich’s 4-0 league opener last Friday at SV Werder Bremen. Due to the injury, he will definitely miss the next two league games against FC Augsburg next Sunday and away against Borussia Mönchengladbach six days later.
Müller could slip into the starting eleven
For Musiala, Thomas Müller could slip into the starting XI against Augsburg. The 33-year-old had missed most of the pre-season due to an injury, but was immediately an asset in Bremen after coming on.
It remains to be seen whether Musiala national coach Hansi Flick will be available again for the first international matches of the European Championship season on September 9 in Wolfsburg against Japan and three days later in Dortmund against France.
In addition to Musiala, defender Benjamin Pavard was also absent from Bayern training. The club stated that the Frenchman was absent due to illness. Pavard definitely wants to leave the record champions this summer. Inter Milan is the target of the 27-year-old, whose contract in Munich expires in a year. He doesn’t want to extend it.
New signing Raphaël Guerreiro, meanwhile, continues to work on his comeback after torn a muscle in his right calf.
Source: Stern
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