“I saw what happened to Musiala and, honestly, it is difficult to watch. We talk about football, results, trophies and pressure every day, but moments like this remind you that there are things far more important than a ninety-minute game.
“Jamal is still very young. When something happens to you once, you hope it is just an isolated incident. When it happens again so soon after, you have to slow everything down and investigate properly.
“I don’t know what the doctors have told Bayern or what decisions were made behind the scenes, so I won’t pretend to know the full story. But nobody should ever feel pressured to play when there is uncertainty about their health.
“Bayern can win without Musiala for a game, a month or even longer. Germany can wait. His career is much bigger than one match or one tournament.
“This kid has incredible ability. He can become one of the biggest players of his generation, but none of that matters if you don’t protect the person behind the footballer.
“So forget about rushing him back. Give him the best specialists, give him time and make sure everything is right before he puts on the shirt again.
“Musiala has many years ahead of him. There is absolutely no reason to gamble with them./Que Sera Sera Sport/
