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- @kerry_hau on Uli Hoeneß's comments about Jamal Musiala: "That was unnecessary. Uli Hoeneß could have spared himself that, considering he contradicted Vincent Kompany, who said a few weeks ago that he sees Musiala better than he has for a long time and on the best way back to his old strength. Musiala has this illness, his medication was changed and things have been looking up since. He had a plate removed from his foot after the World Cup and then sustained a sports injury before the game against the Netherlands on September 24th. He himself would have loved to be back on the pitch. He's working hard and, as you already mentioned, he's suffering a lot anyway. That's why Uli Hoeneß could have spared himself that in public. He's rather harming the unity. The Bayern family stood together very well in recent weeks - the Kompany topic, the Kimmich topic - and now Uli Hoeneß came around the corner and chose these words. There's always a message, a signal behind his statements, but in this case it's simply about people too. One who has an illness and still gives everything to get back into top form. Nobody knew about the health development when the contract talks took place at the end of 2024, beginning of 2025. Bayern deliberately decided to give Musiala this contract because he was in absolute top form back then and many clubs were after him. Real Madrid, Liverpool, they'd all have taken him and paid a lot of money And Bayern said we absolutely want to keep this player, because on the one hand he's an important player for us sportingly, but also a figurehead" [@SkySportNews]