Musiala Begins Individual Training as Medication Adjusted for Seizures

Jamal Musiala is set to gradually return to Bayern Munich training, as he will undergo individual workouts over the next three to four days before joining the team's collective training, according to SPORT1.

The club is focused on providing the player with enough time to adapt to his new health condition without rushing his return.

Jamal Musiala announced after his falls in Bayern's matches against Leipzig and Heidenheim that he is suffering from short and temporary absence seizures that are treatable, linked to a neurological disorder.

The player stated that he is under specialized medical care, and the doctors have not identified any additional health risks preventing him from continuing to play football.

According to the report, the dosage of medication that Musiala receives has been modified to reduce the frequency of these seizures. The new treatment typically requires a period of 10 to 14 days to show its effects, and therefore, both the player and the club are focusing on monitoring his body's response to the new treatment before increasing his training load.

Bayern has confirmed that Musiala's condition has been known within the club since last season, and that the coaching and medical staff are in constant communication with specialists. Coach Vincent Kompany explained that changes in treatment were behind the recent symptoms, expressing optimism about the player's return. Meanwhile, Musiala and the club aim for the new dosage to reduce or completely eliminate the seizures in the best-case scenario.