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Uli Hoeneß’s comments about Jamal Musiala’s health certainly caused a ruckus online, but Lothar Matthäus believes there was a method behind the honorary Bayern Munich president’s words. Buckle up for this one. Rather than simply expressing concern about the 23-year-old’s…

Lothar Matthäus suggested on Sky90 that honorary Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeneß deliberately provoked Jamal Musiala with recent public comments about his fitness. Matthäus argued that Hoeneß was taking a calculated approach to get under the 23-year-old playmaker's skin, aiming to motivate him to return to his best form rather than constantly protecting him with excuses.
Matthäus expressed frustration over Musiala's prolonged injury struggles, noting the midfielder has barely featured since suffering a major injury at the 2025 Club World Cup. He contended that public pressure could push Musiala to prove himself, though Bavarian Football Works writer Chuck Smith noted that motivation alone cannot overcome persistent physical ailments.
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