Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala collapses during game in scary scenes (video)

Jamal Musiala collapsed on the pitch during Bayern Munich’s 3-1 Telekom Cup Final victory over RB Leipzig on Saturday night. August 15, in scary scenes.

The Germany international had to be caught by teammate Ismael Saibari as he began to look unsteady on his feet. As the match moved towards the last five minutes, Musiala appeared to be struggling in the intense heat. With temperatures soaring at 33 degrees Celsius, he began to look disorientated and wobbled while standing on the pitch, shortly after scoring Bayern’s third goal.

While standing still, Musiala became unsteady and started falling in stages before Saibari rushed over to help him lie down on the grass alongside Joshua Kimmich.

Bayern’s medical team charged onto the pitch to provide treatment as the 23-year-old lay still. Fortunately, after a few minutes, medical staff confirmed that nothing serious had occurred. He stood up, was helped to the touchline to applause from fans chanting his name, and was clapped off the pitch.

Speaking post-match, Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer said: “It will become clear what it was. But of course we are keeping our fingers crossed.”

Sporting director Max Eberl provided a reassuring update in the mixed zone, saying: “The most important thing, he’s doing well!”

 Musiala complained of dizziness and circulatory problems brought on by the heat. Initial examinations by Bayern revealed no major issues, though he is expected to rest and recover over the coming days.

🚨 Terrifying moments for musiala 💔😪
Jamal musiala collapsed on the pitch after scoring ana amazing goal, leaving his teammates & fans in complete shock.
At that point football didn’t matter, everyone was hoping to see him back at his feet. ❤️🙏 https://t.co/DreeZX4kWt pic.twitter.com/D8fNuFIv9E

— MANNY🥶CFC (@IGManuel099) August 16, 2026

He remains a doubt for the upcoming DFL Super Cup clash against Borussia Dortmund, ahead of Bayern’s Bundesliga season opener against Stuttgart on Friday, August 28.