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Well this is bad news. After he was forced off the pitch against Arsenal, Bayern Munich winger Luis Díaz has been diagnosed with a muscle injury in his thigh which will keep him sidelined for the time being. There is…

Bayern Munich has confirmed that winger Luis Díaz will be sidelined for the foreseeable future after sustaining a muscle injury against Arsenal. The Colombian attacker was forced off the pitch during Wednesday night's Champions League match, leading to evaluations by the club's medical team.
According to an official press release, examinations confirmed a minor muscle fiber tear in Díaz's left hamstring. The club has not provided a specific timetable for his return, though the writer notes accumulated fatigue from club and international commitments likely contributed to the setback.
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