Germany fans are hoping Musiala will slash their pre-tournament title odds once the World Cup starts next month. theSun theSundaily WorldCup2022 Musiala Germany alphamale
Germany fans are hoping Bayern Munich wunderkind Jamal Musiala will slash their pre-tournament title odds once the World Cup starts next month, with the teenager having quickly become a key player in Hansi Flick’s team.
In some 18 months he has become indispensable with his exceptional reading of the game in midfield, his speed, change of pace and turns and his goalscoring ability proving crucial. While he enjoys his attacking midfield role he is equally at ease as a winger or even as a defensive midfielder.
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