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Musiala Injury Fuels Kompany’s Fury After Bayern’s Loss
PSG’s Aggressive Play Sparks Controversy in Club World Cup Defeat
A heated **Vincent Kompany** reportedly stormed into the locker room following **Bayern Munich’s** 2-0 defeat to **Paris Saint-Germain**. The manager’s anger wasn’t directed at his team’s performance, but at the injury suffered by **Jamal Musiala** just before halftime.
Kompany’s Outburst
The Bayern manager did not hold back expressing his frustration. “I’ve rarely been so angry at half time, not against my players – I know there are much more important things in life, but for these guys it’s their life. Someone like Jamal lives for this. He just came back from a setback and now this happens. You feel powerless. My blood is still boiling right now, not because of the result, that’s football. But because it happened to someone that enjoys the game so much,”
said **Kompany**, according to reports.
Vincent Kompany: "I've rarely been so angry at half time, not against my players – I know there are much more important things in life, but for these guys it's their life. Someone like Jamal lives for this. He just came back from a setback and now this happens. You feel powerless. My blood is… https://t.co/4Wjh7x4bkq
— MiaSanMia (@iMiaSanMia) June 27, 2024
The play in question involved an aggressive challenge by **PSG** goalkeeper **Gianluigi Donnarumma** on **Musiala**, leaving the **Bayern** attacker injured. Medical evaluations are underway, however early indications suggest a potentially serious setback for **Musiala** and **Bayern Munich’s** aspirations for the 2025/26 season. According to a recent study, injuries to key players can decrease a team’s win probability by as much as 15% (Football Statistics 2025).
Podcast Analysis
For deeper analysis of **Bayern Munich’s** defeat and the **Musiala** injury, fans can tune into the latest edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show, available on Patreon, Acast, and Spotify.
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