Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has moved to reassure fans and observers that the club is well-equipped to handle any further seizure episodes involving attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala, describing the situation as something that would not be "a big deal" should it occur again on the pitch.
Kompany Plays Down Concern Over Musiala's Seizure Episodes
Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has moved to reassure fans and observers that the club is well-equipped to handle any further seizure episodes involving attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala, describing the situation as something that would not be "a big deal" should it occur again on the pitch.
Musiala has been managing a neurological condition that can trigger seizures, raising concerns about his availability and welfare. Kompany's comments suggest the club has a clear plan in place to respond should the young midfielder collapse during a match or training session.
The Belgian coach's measured response signals that Bayern Munich are confident in their medical team's ability to manage the condition, and that Musiala's long-term involvement with the squad is not in jeopardy.


