Bayern Munich confirm terrible news about Jamal Musiala’s injury after scary clash with PSG’s Gianluigi Donnarumma

Undoubtedly, the biggest story of yesterday’s 2025 FIFA Club World Cup action was the serious injury suffered by Jamal Musiala during the match against PSG. After a heavy collision with goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, Musiala had to leave the field, and Bayern Munich has since released an update on his condition.

In a statement published on the club’s official website, fcbayern.com, the medical report regarding the injury sustained by the 22-year-old forward was released. The report confirmed that Musiala suffered a sustained fracture of the fibula, along with a broken and dislocated ankle, requiring surgery.

“Jamal Musiala suffered a serious injury during the Club World Cup quarter-final between FC Bayern and Paris Saint-Germain in the USA and had to be substituted at half-time. Examinations by the German champions’ doctors have revealed that the attacking midfielder sustained a fracture of the fibula associated with a broken and dislocated ankle. The 22-year-old flew from Orlando to Munich on Sunday morning and will undergo surgery soon.”

Although nothing has been officially confirmed, it is widely believed that the talented player will be sidelined for an extended period, leaving Kompany without one of his key figures for several months.

Jamal Musiala #42 of FC Bayern Munchen is carted from the pitch by medical staff following an injury during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 quarter-final match between Paris Saint-Germain and FC Bayern München at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on July 05, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia.

A heartbreaking exit

Saturday was a tough day all around for Bayern Munich, marked by multiple setbacks. Not only did the club suffer a devastating injury to one of its star players, but it also fell to PSG, ending its hopes of advancing further in the tournament.

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Late goals from Doue and Dembele sealed the defeat for the German side, who struggled to contain the relentless attacks from Luis Enrique’s team. With this loss, Bayern’s journey in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup comes to an end.

While it’s true that the reigning Bundesliga champions have shown flashes of quality on the pitch, the reality is that their main objective was, at the very least, to reach the semifinals of the tournament — a goal they ultimately failed to achieve.