Jamal Musiala has absolved Gianluigi Donnarumma from any blame for the harm that can hold him out for a number of months.
Musiala suffered a damaged fibula and dislocated ankle in Bayern Munich’s 2-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Saturday after Donnarumma challenged for a free ball on the Germany worldwide’s toes.
Bayern have been furious with skilled goalkeeper Manuel Neuer claiming his reverse quantity had been reckless whereas boss Vincent Kompany mentioned his “blood was boiling”.
Donnarumma has been in contact with Musiala to supply his help and the 22-year-old was joyful to just accept there was no malice within the problem.
Musiala posted a video on Instagram during which he mentioned: “I needed to say thanks for all the beautiful help I bought from all of you. It actually means lots to me. It’s good to see how the soccer world comes collectively in a time like this, and I actually respect it.
“The surgical procedure went rather well. I’m in excellent care. And I needed to say that there’s no-one guilty for this. I feel conditions like this occur. And now I’m simply going to make use of the subsequent time period to construct up my energy and positivity once more. I’m wanting ahead to seeing you guys once more.”
Donnarumma distraught by Musiala injury- agent
Donnarumma’s agent Vincenzo Raiola mentioned yesterday that his consumer was distraught by what had occurred.
Raiola advised Gazzetta dello Sport: “Gigio is a really delicate man.
“Once within the locker room he even turned on his telephone. In the various years that now we have labored collectively he has by no means finished that. He normally turns it off an hour earlier than kick-off to deal with the sport and turns it again on after the sport. This time he despatched me a message to inform me that he was shaken and that he hadn’t finished it on objective.
“It’s a matter of tenths of a second. Gigio arrived first and will not keep away from the contact. It is unfair to assume that he needed to harm Musiala, who we hope will return as quickly as attainable and are available again stronger than earlier than.”
