Footballer Jamal Musiala aims for a comeback to Bayern Munich in 2025

Jamal Musiala, the German playmaker for FC Bayern Munich, is focusing on making a comeback to competitive football in 2025, as he recovers from a fractured fibula and a dislocated ankle sustained during a match with Paris Saint-Germain in July.

The 19-year-old underwent immediate surgery for his injuries, and Bayern Munich confirmed that he would be out for a minimum of four months. This means Musiala will miss a significant portion of the 2022-2023 season.

Despite the setback, Musiala remains determined to return to the pitch ready for competition. He has been maintaining frequent communication with national team boss Julian Nagelsmann, and has expressed his desire to secure a spot in Germany's 2026 World Cup squad.

In a recent visit to Musiala's home, Nagelsmann reiterated his support, and both discussed Musiala's recovery and his aspirations for the future. Musiala's aim is to return to action by the end of 2025, in time for the World Cup qualifiers.

Musiala's absence will be felt in the Bundesliga, as he has been a significant contributor to Bayern's five league titles in the last six seasons. Last season, he recorded 21 goals and eight assists in all competitions for the club.

Germany's World Cup qualifying group includes Luxembourg, Northern Ireland, and Slovakia. Musiala has made 40 appearances for the national team, scoring eight times. His return to form and the pitch will be crucial for both Bayern and Germany.

However, details about the doctor who treated Musiala during his fibula fracture operation and the loss of the angle in the ankle are not publicly available. Musiala himself has emphasized the importance of returning to the pitch in top form before the World Cup.

In the meantime, Musiala is staying focused on his rehabilitation, with the World Cup firmly in his sights. His resilience and determination are a testament to his character, and fans can look forward to his return to action.