“It’s Just Not Fair” — Musiala Speaks Out as Bayern Teammate Pushes for Shock Liverpool Move, Dressing Room in Disbelief
In a dramatic twist to Bayern Munich’s summer, star midfielder Jamal Musiala has broken his silence over a teammate’s imminent transfer to Liverpool — and he isn’t happy about it.
Sources inside the club say the sudden exit has shaken the squad, with emotions running high and players feeling blindsided by what’s being called an “unexpected betrayal.”
Gravenberch Set for Surprise Exit
Though the player hasn’t been officially named, it’s widely believed that Ryan Gravenberch is the one pushing for a move to Liverpool.
Just a year after joining Bayern from Ajax, the 22-year-old Dutch midfielder is said to have already agreed personal terms with the Premier League giants.
His swift decision to leave, despite being a key part of Bayern’s long-term plans, has left teammates and coaches stunned.
Musiala: “We’re All Upset”
Speaking to Kicker, Jamal Musiala voiced the general feeling in the dressing room.
> “Everyone is upset. Even the coach is disappointed. He came here just last season — now he’s leaving for Liverpool? It doesn’t feel right. Honestly, I think FIFA should step in and look into how such moves happen so easily.”
Musiala’s comments highlight growing concerns in football over short-term commitments and players jumping ship before making their mark.
Why Liverpool?
Under new manager Arne Slot, Liverpool have been aggressively rebuilding their midfield. Gravenberch fits their ideal profile — young, dynamic, and capable of carrying the ball forward with power.
Reports suggest a deal worth around £42 million is close, with only final paperwork and a medical left before the move becomes official.
Tuchel Disappointed and Plans Disrupted
Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel is said to be frustrated as well. Gravenberch had been part of his core midfield plans for the new season.
Losing a promising young talent right before pre-season has created an unexpected hole in Bayern’s setup.
Divided Dressing Room
While Musiala has gone public, insiders say other senior players are also unhappy — though not all are critical. Some sympathize with the player’s decision, acknowledging the appeal of the Premier League and the challenge of working under a new manager.
Still, many see the move as a lack of loyalty.
> “We gave him everything — trust, opportunity, support,” said one Bayern staff member. “And now he’s leaving without giving back. It’s a bitter pill.”
Calls for FIFA Involvement Spark Debate
Musiala’s suggestion that FIFA should intervene in such quick transfers has sparked debate. While some fans agree, others argue players have the right to pursue the best path for their careers.
What’s Next for Bayern?
With the transfer looking inevitable, Bayern may need to return to the market for reinforcements. Players like Martin Zubimendi and Manu Koné could become key targets again.
Fan Reaction: Mixed but Emotional
Among Bayern supporters, the mood is conflicted. Many are siding with Musiala, praising his passion and loyalty. Others accept the modern realities of football and the need for players to move forward.
One fan summed it up perfectly
> “We’ll move on — we always do. But this one stings. It hurts when someone you welcomed into your club leaves without a proper goodbye.”
As the deal nears completion, it’s clear that this transfer saga won’t just impact Bayern tactically — it’s already left a deep emotional scar in the heart of the team.
