Bayern Munich manager Max Eberl has firmly declared that Jamal Musiala is not up for sale, dismissing any speculation about the young talent leaving the club amidst ongoing rumors regarding his future.
Musiala, recognized as a highly promising player, has been showcasing outstanding performances as the season progresses.
Despite a slow start, the 21-year-old has bounced back and impressed both with Bayern Munich and the German national team.
However, Musiala’s future has become a subject of speculation in recent months, particularly after Bayern restructured their recruitment approach last summer.
Contract talks with Musiala faced delays, attracting interest from top clubs across Europe.
Expected to become a free agent in 2026, Bayern Munich is reportedly prepared to fend off interest from Manchester City and Chelsea, where Musiala previously trained, by offering him an enticing new contract.
While Liverpool has shown interest, their chances of securing Musiala are seen as slim.
Now, Chelsea and Manchester City’s hopes of acquiring one of Europe’s most promising talents have suffered a significant setback.
Max Eberl, Bayern’s new board member overseeing sporting operations, addressed Musiala’s future, affirming the club’s stance.
Responding to Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg about Musiala’s status as ‘unsellable,’ Eberl emphatically stated Bayern’s commitment to keeping the young star.
“He is,” declared Eberl. “He is meant to represent the future of FC Bayern. Jamal brings immense joy and embodies FC Bayern’s values exceptionally well. Our goal is to establish him as the face of FC Bayern.”
While Musiala ultimately holds the decision regarding his long-term commitment, Bayern Munich’s plans for the attacking midfielder are clear.
They intend to build their team around Musiala, shaping the club’s direction for the next decade.
