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FC Bayern Munich faces multiple health and personnel crises

FC Bayern Munich is navigating several significant personnel challenges involving health issues and internal friction. Club honorary president Uli Hoeneß has raised concerns regarding Jamal Musiala, noting that the 23-year-old suffers from a neurological disorder, specifically absence seizures, which is difficult to cure but manageable with medication. Hoeneß questioned whether Musiala can return to his former performance levels, sparking discussions about the player's future.

Additionally, head coach Vincent Kompany is sidelined due to meningitis, reportedly caused by exhaustion and overwork. Hoeneß expects Kompany to return to the bench in two to three weeks following the international break. The club is also monitoring goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who recently set a record as the club's oldest Bundesliga player but suffered a foot injury during a match against Mainz.

On the interpersonal front, Hoeneß has been involved in public disputes with young star Lennart Karl. Following Karl's provocative celebration in a Champions League match, Hoeneß suggested that his criticism of the 18-year-old was intended to motivate him and provide guidance to young players.

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Adi Hütter · Bayern Munich · Bundesliga · Christoph Ball · Eintracht Frankfurt · FC Bayern Munich · FC Bayern München · FC Moosinning · Jamal Musiala · Jonathan Burkardt · Lennart Karl · Manuel Neuer

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