Bayern Munich Grapples with Illness Ahead of Champions League Clash
MUNICH - Bayern Munich is facing a potential disruption to its squad ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg against Arsenal, as both Harry Kane and a youth player are reportedly ill and unavailable for training. The absences add to a growing list of sidelined players, raising concerns about manager Thomas Tuchel’s options for the crucial match.
The illness impacting Kane and the unnamed youngster comes at a critical juncture for Bayern, already navigating injuries to key players like Leroy Sané and Noussair Mazraoui. Tuchel confirmed the absences during a press conference, stating that both players were unable to participate in training on Monday. ”Harry kane and a player from the youth team are unwell and cannot train today,” Tuchel said. “We have to wait and see how they develop.” The situation underscores the fragility of Bayern’s squad depth as they pursue a seventh Champions League title.
Several other players are already confirmed as unavailable for the match. Leroy Sané remains sidelined with a hamstring injury,while Noussair Mazraoui is recovering from a muscle injury. Additionally, Leon Klanac and Hiroki Ito have not been included in the squad, according to recent reports. The club has not disclosed the nature of thier exclusion.
