Musiala has fun against Monaco (video)

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By: Manu Tournoux

Musiala has fun against Monaco (video)

The preparation match between Bayern Munich and AS Monaco, played on Monday, allowed Jamal Musiala to delight football lovers.

We don’t really talk about a friendly meeting anymore but about a preparation match. And it is not illogical, especially less than a week before the resumption of competition.

Six days before a trip to Clermont (1st day of Ligue 1), AS Monaco faced Bayern Munich on Monday, on the lawn of the Alpenbauer Sportpark stadium in Unterhaching (Germany).

After the opener from Minamino (29th), the Germans reacted by scoring three times in a quarter of an hour before the break, including a sublime goal from Jamal Musiala.

The German international offered himself a slalom in the ASM defense to give his side the advantage (2-1, 42nd), before a penalty converted by Serge Gnabry (3-1, 45th + 2).

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Manu Tournoux

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