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Medication switch behind Musiala collapses - Bayern

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Bayern Munich have attributed Jamal Musiala's recent episodes of collapsing during matches to a change in medication. The German attacking midfielder experienced worrying moments on the pitch that prompted concern, but the club has clarified the medical cause. Bayern have not indicated whether further treatment or a return-to-play adjustment is required, though the explanation offers reassurance that the incidents are manageable rather than indicative of a deeper condition.

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For a Bayern side built around Musiala's creativity, any health scare to their most technically gifted midfielder is significant. The club's swift clarification that the collapses were tied to a medication switch — rather than a cardiac or structural issue — should settle nerves among fans and staff. The key question now is how Bayern's medical team manages Musiala's return and whether the incident forces any short-term rotation in attack.

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