Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[HajiBagi]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

After the first fainting spell, doctors attributed it to dehydration and heat stress, as the match was played at 33 degrees Celsius, which puts a lot of strain on the players. So if it had really happened once, it wouldn't have been so alarming. But when a player faints twice in a short period of time, it should raise suspicion. But Musiala wrote on his Instagram that he was fine, and doctors found nothing serious.

Everyone is surprised at what happened to Musiala, because he collapsed two times in the space of four days, and whenever he was taking to the hospital everything appeared to be fine and the player will also stated that he is doing good and nothing serious, after the incident some journalists started creating fake news that Musiala is about to retire from football. To be honest, some journalists should be arrested, some people will be spreading false rumours that don’t make sense.

Musiala is a good player, he is one of the young players to watch, since he started getting injured since last two seasons everything changed, he is just 23 years old, who still have a long way to go in football, Bayern Munich president also stated that they were shocked, Musiala should take a good time and take good care of himself, he has a long contract with Bayern Munich and the club is ready to do anything for him to get back to his best form.

[Silence Scream]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

After the first fainting spell, doctors attributed it to dehydration and heat stress, as the match was played at 33 degrees Celsius, which puts a lot of strain on the players. So if it had really happened once, it wouldn't have been so alarming. But when a player faints twice in a short period of time, it should raise suspicion. But Musiala wrote on his Instagram that he was fine, and doctors found nothing serious.

Everyone is surprised at what happened to Musiala, because he collapsed two times in the space of four days, and whenever he was taking to the hospital everything appeared to be fine and the player will also stated that he is doing good and nothing serious, after the incident some journalists started creating fake news that Musiala is about to retire from football. To be honest, some journalists should be arrested, some people will be spreading false rumours that don’t make sense.

Musiala is a good player, he is one of the young players to watch, since he started getting injured since last two seasons everything changed, he is just 23 years old, who still have a long way to go in football, Bayern Munich president also stated that they were shocked, Musiala should take a good time and take good care of himself, he has a long contract with Bayern Munich and the club is ready to do anything for him to get back to his best form.

I think he'll return to normal after a certain period. Maybe he should be loaned to another team for a while. Because Bayern Munich shouldn't take that risk. I'm sure there are many teams making transfer offers for Musiala right now. They would want to have him in their squad on loan. At least for this year, such a development might be possible for Musiala. Because he will probably have problems being a regular in the squad with Bayern Munich, as long as his fainting spells continue, the team won't risk him. However, after resting for a while, he could easily play in the team he's loaned to. In my opinion, Yamal is the best young player of recent years, followed by Musiala. Health shouldn't be neglected, I hope he gets better soon.

[KTChampions]

After the first fainting spell, doctors attributed it to dehydration and heat stress, as the match was played at 33 degrees Celsius, which puts a lot of strain on the players. So if it had really happened once, it wouldn't have been so alarming. But when a player faints twice in a short period of time, it should raise suspicion. But Musiala wrote on his Instagram that he was fine, and doctors found nothing serious.

It’s not even clear whether this is good or bad - if doctors had discovered the problem, it would have been possible to solve it or at least avoid its recurrence/exacerbation. In general, looking at his injury history, one can only wonder how he managed to collect such a list by the age of 23. Despite this, he is still considered one of the most talented and promising footballers of his generation, but will he be able to realize his potential amid endless health problems? While this can hardly be called a critical problem for Bayern, it is certainly a problem for the German national team.

[Callido]

It’s not even clear whether this is good or bad - if doctors had discovered the problem, it would have been possible to solve it or at least avoid its recurrence/exacerbation. In general, looking at his injury history, one can only wonder how he managed to collect such a list by the age of 23. Despite this, he is still considered one of the most talented and promising footballers of his generation, but will he be able to realize his potential amid endless health problems? While this can hardly be called a critical problem for Bayern, it is certainly a problem for the German national team.

Musiala's case is one that needs time and proper attention off the pitch, taking a break from football and putting his health first before coming back on the pitch. Vincent Kompany after the first occurrence with Musiala urged him to take a break but he insisted that he could play the next game, and he looked quite alright during the training and was fit for the next match, but you could never cheat nature right?

He would need the best medical attention to quickly get back on the pitch and recover fully, that should be his priority at this point because football can always wait.

[SmartCharpa]

Bayern Munich is a strong team against Dortmund, I can't really predict how the match will end but I believe they are going to make sure they win this match. Dortmund is not weak and they will be playing at home,  this will give them more motivation and strenght to see that they win the match, but it will be difficult for them to win against Bayern Munich, let's see how it will go.

We shouldn't give Bayern Munich too much gaurantee on winning the game, anything can happen.

Do you think Dortmund has what it takes to compete with Bayern Munich this season? Dortmund sign more players to strengthen their squad for the new season, but u dont think they are on that level to compete with Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich will continue from where they stopped last season, dominating their opponents and winning the league titles. I have lower my expectations for Dortmund ever since they failed to win the league title in the last four seasons, they are still struggling to compete with Bayern Munich.

Despite the fact that anything can happen in football, I’m confident that Bayern Munich will beat Dortmund and win the trophy. Remember that Bayern Munich does not sell any of their key players from last season, while they signed Sibari to compete for all the trophies this season. Dortmund needs to bring back the old days when they finished second and fight for the league title.

[Black Mbaye]

After the first fainting spell, doctors attributed it to dehydration and heat stress, as the match was played at 33 degrees Celsius, which puts a lot of strain on the players. So if it had really happened once, it wouldn't have been so alarming. But when a player faints twice in a short period of time, it should raise suspicion. But Musiala wrote on his Instagram that he was fine, and doctors found nothing serious.

It’s not even clear whether this is good or bad - if doctors had discovered the problem, it would have been possible to solve it or at least avoid its recurrence/exacerbation. In general, looking at his injury history, one can only wonder how he managed to collect such a list by the age of 23. Despite this, he is still considered one of the most talented and promising footballers of his generation, but will he be able to realize his potential amid endless health problems? While this can hardly be called a critical problem for Bayern, it is certainly a problem for the German national team.

Musiala's situation is far from easy. His inability to fully return to the pitch after a long-term injury, and having to leave the field collapsed in the last two matches, are major problems for him. These health issues are also diminishing his self-confidence. Musiala is a very high-quality player, but if his injuries continue like this, he will no longer be a priority player for Bayern. Perhaps it would be best for him to rest and recover for a while. He can improve by practicing in training. Bayern Munich should perhaps give him another a few months. At least during this time, he can play in matches in a healthier condition.

[Majestic-milf]

 Collapsing two times in a row should ring alarm bells for anyone and I feel this his health issue is becoming a concern that shouldn't be taken lightly. Ever since he recovered from that injury that almost cost him his career during the Club World cup clash against PSG, Musiala has tried to get back to his form and now having this fainting spells isn't going to do the young man any good.