sol retweeted
Let them doubt you.
Let them criticize you.
Let them write you off.
Everyone will eat their words. The best days are still ahead of you. We are only getting started my brother. Head up and back to work 🤝❤️ @JamalMusiala
sol retweeted
He has shown that when he was healthy u nggas are deadass acting he’s slacking off on purpose
Replying to @zylstff
When youre a top 5 earner in Europe you’re liable to criticism. Musiala has not shown the level in over two years, even when he has played.
sol retweeted
Julian Alvarez vs Atleti:
2 Big Chances Cleared
12 Possessions Lost
1/4 Shots on Goal
2 Duels Created
FULFILLING HIS DREAM ❤️💙🕷️✨
sol retweeted
Career-ending injury, chronic illness, and your own club president still finds a way to kick you when you’re down. Disgraceful.
🇩🇪🗣️ Uli Hoeneß' statement on 𝗝𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗟 𝗠𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗔𝗟𝗔 (𝟮𝟯):
"We're in a dilemma with him. He has an illness that cannot simply be cured, but can be managed to some extent with medication.
However, whether he will ever regain the level of performance he once had remains uncertain... He is still receiving his salary, of course.
But just imagine if FC Bayern were now to question his contract and say: 'What he is capable of delivering now is no longer what was stipulated in the contract.'"
sol retweeted
bayern made this atleti team look like union berlin with like 5 injuries and the coach in the hospital
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Replying to @hyunjichans
Football fans are so stupid for thinking a release clause correlates to disloyalty to a club. He signed a 5 year contract for gods sake, ofc he’d have to add one as a precaution
sol retweeted
this is what he said when he renewed with a release clause btw, his agents negotiated it as a precaution but he never had any intentions of leaving and he's still being dragged through mud for it
Replying to @Scoretxka
I need people to understand our issue is the PUBLIC statement. If Jamal was playing and was bad, he can talk all he wants. But the timing is so random and weird. Not everything is "fangirls" like some haters always wanna say when we defend Musiala in this case
but goretzka jogging for 3 years didnt get any public criticism so what is this?
Lothar Matthäus believes that Uli Hoeneß' aim behind today's statements was to push Jamal Musiala and motivate him to come back and perform: "Uli is taking a little dig at him and trying to get under his skin a bit. It’s part of the process not just to wrap him in cotton wool, but also to let him face a bit of adversity. I thought it was okay for Uli to say that, because we shouldn't always sugarcoat everything and just wait until he's back. Jamal hasn’t really been back since the Club World Cup; he’s been out for 17 months, and played 3-4 games in between. He’s been out for seven weeks now because of a muscle strain, so you can’t just call that a strain anymore. Something else must have happened. With that statement, Uli was deliberately trying to provoke a reaction. If I were in Jamal's position, that would be motivation enough for me to show Uli that I’m back. And that would make Uli happy" [Sky90]




























