He is only 20 years old, but he is one of the best players on the planet in his position. Jamal Musiala has been delighting fans of the Bundesliga and football in general for several seasons now. This season, he also started well with Bayern despite a small thigh injury which caused him to miss a month of competition, and he, for example, shone during the duels against Leipzig (2-2) and Copenhagen (2- 1) before the international break.
The German international is therefore called upon to mark the history of Bayern, and logically, all Bavarian supporters hope that he will have a trajectory like Thomas Müller and that he will end his career at the club. Only, as the newspaper indicates Marca, there is danger for Bayern. From a contractual point of view, the Bavarians can be calm, it is true, since the lease which binds the two parties expires in 2026, which gives a good margin of maneuver to the leaders of the German ogre within the framework of the negotiations for an extension.
A legitimate concern?
However, the media indicates that these discussions with the player promise to be difficult. In an article which links the careers of Jude Bellingham and Jamal Musiala – the two players played together at youth level in the English selection – the media indicates that an extension looks anything but obvious, and that the possibility, distant certainly, seeing the player go free in 2026 is clearly possible. The newspaper which covers the news of Spanish football and Real Madrid also suggests, rather implicitly, that the Merengues could position themselves… As a reminder, the Madrilenians would also be on Alphonso Davies, at the end of his contract in 2025.
It must be said that last winter, sports director Hasan Salihamidžić publicly confirmed upcoming negotiations with the Musiala clan: “of course we told his mother Carolin and her representatives before the World Cup that we were very happy with Jamal and let them know that we wanted to sit down with them after the World Cup to discuss the future .” But since then, the situation has not changed at all, and it is starting to worry more than one person across the Rhine…
