Musiala fractures fibula and dislocates ankle at Club World Cup
Bayern's Jamal Musiala fractured his fibula and dislocated his ankle after colliding with PSG's goalkeeper in the Club World Cup quarter-final.
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On 5 July 2025, Bayern Munich lost a Club World Cup quarter-final to Paris Saint-Germain in the United States. The match was overshadowed by a serious injury to Jamal Musiala, one of Bayern's most important players.
Musiala was hurt in a collision with PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma as he chased a loose ball. He suffered a fractured fibula, the thinner bone of the lower leg, and a dislocated ankle. He was treated on the pitch and left on a stretcher, and the injury was quickly described as serious.
The injury ruled the attacking midfielder out for months. It mattered because Musiala, then 22, had been central to Bayern's attack and to the German national team. His long recovery became the starting point of a lengthy period in which Bayern and fans watched closely how fully he would return to his former level.
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