🤬 Row over Musiala? Bayern stars reportedly stormed PSG dressing room | OneFootball

The shock among the Bayern team was deep after the defeat against PSG. The exit from the Club World Cup was overshadowed by the injury to Jamal Musiala.

At the center of criticism after the game was mainly Gianluigi Donnarumma. "I think 0.0 that he did it intentionally. But I would say, he also didn't take good care to notice that someone was standing there," said Max Eberl, among others, to media representatives directly after the game.

However, criticism was not only voiced publicly. The Bayern players reportedly stormed into the PSG locker room immediately after the game to confront the keeper. Some stars allegedly urged Donnarumma to go to Musiala and apologize. This was reported by former Bayern defender Rafinha, citing conversations with those involved, on the Brazilian TV show 'Troca de Passes'.

The 39-year-old spoke of "heated discussions" and "harsh words" in the PSG locker room. According to the French radio station 'RMC', the goalkeeper then went to the Bayern locker room but could not find Musiala, as he was already on his way to the hospital.

Therefore, he contacted Musiala, apologized, and wished him a speedy recovery. On Instagram, Italy's national goalkeeper wrote yesterday: "All my prayers and good wishes are with you, Jamal Musiala."

With a fibula fracture, the Bayern star will now be out for several months and is set to undergo surgery in Germany shortly.

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