Musiala claims he is diagnosed with treatable absence seizures

According to Sky Germany reporter Kerry Hau, Musiala revealed his condition after fainting again, stating that he was diagnosed with transient absence seizures, but that they can be treated well.

Musiala stated that he was diagnosed with transient, but treatable, absence seizures caused by neurological dysfunction. These conditions may have led to the incidents he experienced recently against Leipzig and now in the match against Heidenheim.

Musiala said that these situations are frightening at first glance, but are now a part of his daily life. He is receiving the best medical treatment and is very optimistic.

He also stated that Bayern Munich and his personal circle have always stood by him and supported him on this path. Musiala emphasized that it is important that there are no health risks beyond this.

In Bayern Munich's friendly against Heidenheim, Musiala collapsed without contact after 8 minutes and was subsequently substituted. This was the second time he had collapsed and left the field in four days, the previous time being in the Telekom Cup against Leipzig.

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