- Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-German confronted off within the Membership World Cup quarters
- Jamal Musiala was chasing a ball when he collided with Gianluigi Donnarumma
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Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala has suffered a severe damage in his aspect’s Membership World Cup quarter-final conflict towards European champions Paris Saint-Germain.
The German ahead was chasing a ahead ball when he had a sickening coming along with PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma which resulted in a horror ankle damage.
Footage of the incident confirmed the Bayern star’s ankle get trapped in between the Italian stopper’s physique and arms as he went for the ball.
The momentum of each gamers then carried them in reverse instructions, with the ahead’s ankle bearing the brunt of the collision, twisting at a sickening angle in consequence.
It was a freak accident, with Donnarumma left in clear discomfort after realising what had occurred.
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Jamal Musiala suffered a surprising damage in Bayern Munich’s conflict with Paris Saint-Germain
Gianluigi Donnarumma was left in tears after the freak accident that resulted within the damage
Musiala was shortly taken off the sphere on a stretcher earlier than being taken in the direction of an ambulance
The PSG goalkeeper was left in tears along with his head in his palms as Bayern Munich gamers swarmed to their team-mate’s help.
Musiala was shortly attended to by medics who handled the incident on the sphere and shortly had him on a stretcher to be taken off the pitch.
He was then pictured on the stretcher making for an ambulance which was ready on the stadium.
The incident was so unsettling that DAZN’s TV broadcast reduce away from the scene to spare followers the horror of witnessing it.
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