Everyone in the dressing room is really upset about this move,even the coach is really disappointed in Him,He joined us last season now He is set to join Liverpool this summer,this is really unfair and FIFA needs to intervene”, Musiala unhappy with ONE Bayern Munich teammate who has just agreed personal terms to join Liverpool this summer

“This Is Really Unfair”—Musiala Breaks Silence as Bayern Teammate Finalizes Liverpool Move, Dressing Room in Shock

 

In what can only be described as a bombshell transfer twist, Bayern Munich’s rising star Jamal Musiala has voiced his disappointment and frustration over the sudden and unexpected decision of one of his teammates to leave the club for Liverpool. The move, which comes just a season after the player joined Bayern, has not only caught fans off guard but also caused serious unrest within the squad.

 

According to reports from within the club, the dressing room atmosphere has turned somber, and emotions are running high as players and coaching staff alike struggle to come to terms with what they see as a betrayal—both in timing and in principle.

 

🟥 A Sudden Departure That Shook the Squad

 

The player in question—whose identity has not officially been confirmed by the club but is widely believed to be midfielder Ryan Gravenberch—is said to have agreed personal terms with Liverpool in a swift and largely under-the-radar negotiation that took place over recent weeks.

 

Gravenberch, who only joined Bayern from Ajax in the summer of 2024, was viewed as a crucial piece of Bayern’s long-term midfield strategy. His arrival was hailed as part of a generational rebuild, with the Dutchman seen as a complementary force to Jamal Musiala, Joshua Kimmich, and Leon Goretzka.

 

But now, less than 12 months later, he’s on the brink of departure—an outcome that has left teammates feeling blindsided.

 

🗣️ Jamal Musiala: “This Feels Like a Betrayal”

 

Speaking to German outlet Kicker, Musiala didn’t hold back his feelings. The 21-year-old expressed sorrow and frustration over what he described as an “unfair and selfish” decision.

 

> “Everyone in the dressing room is really upset about this move,” Musiala said. “Even the coach is disappointed in him. He joined us just last season. Now, he’s set to leave us for Liverpool this summer. This is really unfair, and honestly, I think FIFA should step in to look at how transfers like this are allowed to happen so easily.”

 

 

 

Musiala’s comments reflect more than just personal frustration—they represent a growing sentiment within the football world that some players treat top clubs as stepping stones rather than long-term commitments.

 

⚽ Why Liverpool?

 

Liverpool, under the leadership of new manager Arne Slot, have been extremely active in the summer transfer window. With a desire to reshape their midfield, especially after the exits of Fabinho and Thiago, Slot has targeted high-potential, technically gifted midfielders who can thrive in both attacking and defensive transitions.

 

Gravenberch’s profile fits the bill perfectly. At 22, he’s a powerful, progressive midfielder with experience in top European competitions and an ability to carry the ball through the middle third—something Liverpool have lacked at times.

 

Reports suggest that a £42 million deal is close to completion, and that personal terms were “agreed in principle” with Liverpool earlier this week.

 

🧠 Thomas Tuchel Left Disappointed

 

Head coach Thomas Tuchel is also said to be frustrated with the player’s decision to exit so prematurely. According to sources close to the club, Tuchel had included Gravenberch in his plans for the new season, expecting him to form a pivotal part of the midfield rotation.

 

Tuchel, who already has a mountain to climb in rebuilding Bayern’s identity, now faces the added burden of replacing a key player right before pre-season kicks off.

 

🇩🇪 Dressing Room Divided

 

Musiala may be the first to speak publicly, but behind the scenes, insiders claim that several senior players are equally unhappy. Some believe the player’s quick exit reflects a lack of loyalty, while others are more understanding, citing the allure of the Premier League and the opportunity to work under a new tactical system.

 

Still, the sense of betrayal lingers.

 

> “It’s not just the fans who feel abandoned,” one Bayern staffer said anonymously. “This club invested in him, trusted him, gave him a platform. And just like that, he’s gone. It leaves a sour taste.”

 

 

 

📢 Should FIFA Step In?

 

Musiala’s demand for FIFA intervention has sparked debate among pundits and fans alike. While many understand his emotional reaction, some argue that players have every right to pursue moves they believe are best for their careers.

 

However, the frequency with which young players jump ship—often without fulfilling even one full season—has triggered conversations about loyalty, transfer ethics, and contractual accountability.

 

FIFA has yet to respond to Musiala’s remarks.

 

🔁 What Happens Next?

 

While no official confirmation has been made by either Bayern or Liverpool, multiple reliable sources suggest the move is imminent. Once personal terms are finalized and medicals completed, an official unveiling could take place within days.

 

As for Bayern, the departure leaves a hole in both their tactical setup and squad morale. The club may now be forced back into the market to find a replacement—possibly reigniting interest in players like Martin Zubimendi or Manu Koné.

 

❤️ A Final Word from the Fans

 

Among the Bayern faithful, reactions are mixed. While some express support for Musiala’s strong stance, others acknowledge that football is a business and that players must make the best choices for their careers.

 

One fan summed up the mood best:

 

> “We’ll survive this, but it hurts. It hurts when someone you welcomed into your club walks away without even looking back.”

 

 

 

 

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As the saga nears its conclusion, one thing is clear: whether you side with Musiala or with the departing player, this transfer has already left its mark on Bayern Munich—emotionally, tactically, and symbolically.