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Jamal Musiala says ‘treatable seizures’ are reason for two collapses in four days

Jamal Musiala reveals he is experiencing treatable absence seizures after collapsing twice in recent matches. The Bayern Munich winger reassures fans that there is no long-term health risk and is optimistic about managing his condition.

The Guardian Sport· Aug 18, 2026 · 9:42 PM · 1 views

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Jamal Musiala reveals he is experiencing treatable absence seizures after collapsing twice in recent matches. The Bayern Munich winger reassures fans that there is no long-term health risk and is optimistic about managing his condition.

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