Jamal Musiala gives the all-clear before the game against Barcelona

Jamal Musiala had to be substituted off injured against VfB Stuttgart, but the youngster wants to be back against FC Barcelona. Also: Bayern will present their new Wiesn jersey next week.

Here you can find Bayern news and rumors from yesterday.

FC Bayern: Jamal Musiala gives the all-clear

Jamal Musiala was no longer on the pitch for the late equalizer against VfB Stuttgart. The Bayern youngster was substituted in the 81st minute after injuring himself in a duel.

After the game, however, Musiala calmed the minds of Bayern fans when he faced sports1 revealed: “It’s fine, it’s not an injury” and added that it was just a light blow to the foot. According to Musiala, it should be enough for the cracker against Barcelona.

The 19-year-old is Munich’s top scorer so far this season, the German international has already scored six competitive goals and also ensured the interim 2-1 lead against VfB.

FC Bayern: Oktoberfest jersey before release

Last year, Bayern played against VfL Bochum in a special “Wiesn” jersey, which will be repeated this year. As Footy Headlines reports, the German record champions will present the new jersey next Thursday in honor of the largest folk festival in the world.

The only thing that is clear so far is the color of the jersey. It will be burgundy, the color Bayern wore in the 2006/07 Champions League.

Müller the worst – a big ray of hope! The Bayern notes to the next blunder

1/17

2/17

MANUEL NEUER: He parried the one quite dangerous ball from Stuttgart that he had to parry. Didn’t always seem very happy with the people in front of him, which he told them a few times. Powerless at the penalty. Grade: 3.5.

3/17

NOUSSAIR MAZRAOUI: Bit into the game. While he was still standing on Mathys Tel at the beginning and running around rather wildly in the area, he gradually became more daring. Submission to 2:1. Grade: 3.5.

4/17

DAYOT UPAMECANO: This time attentive and flawless throughout his season. Significantly more on the ball than de Ligt. Grade: 2.5.

5/17

MATTHIJS DE LIGT: In itself, a sovereign and inconspicuous performance by the defense chief. But he couldn’t really shine. Culpated the penalty just before the end when he stepped on Guirassy’s foot. grade: 4

6/17

ALPHONSO DAVIES: He kept dribbling and kept getting tangled up. Defensively quite attentive, but owed the 1:1 forward not only with the dribbling very hard. The submission to 1:0 upgrades the grade. grade: 4

7/17

JOSHUA KIMMICH: Far from his gala form in the Champions League on Wednesday. Can be increased in a tackle rate, lost a little too many balls and was lucky that Silas’ goal was decided in favor of a foul. grade: 4

8/17

LEON GORETZKA: Very committed to making his comeback from the start after an injury break, wanted to make his mark on the game. But he was only able to do this to a very limited extent. Not much more on the ball in the first hour than, for example, Mathy’s Tel. Grade: 4.

9/17

MATHYS TEL: Almost stuck a bit too much on the right wing at the beginning to prevent Borna Sosa’s excursions. Significantly more often on the ball than the other offensives. Scored 1-0 and became Bayern’s youngest Bundesliga goalscorer. Grade: 2

10/17

THOMAS MÜLLER: He’s used to traveling a lot, very useful pressing moments, but the role at the front only suits him to a limited extent. No shot on goal, although statistically it was usually the closest to the Stuttgart goal. Grade: 4.5

11/17

JAMAL MUSIALA: Had a lot of turnovers. Then again he tried to get into three Stuttgart and outplay them, which seemed slightly arrogant. Lost the ball before 1-1. But then just made this beautiful goal to 2:1. grade: 4

12/17

SERGE GNABRY: As rarely on the ball as Thomas Müller. Four shots on goal, but only one was really compelling – and he missed it. Grade: 4.5.

13/17

JOSIP STANISIC: Came for Mazraoui. Was in the game immediately, demanded the ball and often got it. Grade: 3.5.

14/17

LEROY SANE: Came in for record goalscorer Tel, struggled to put the score at 3-1. Grade: 3.5.

15/17

ERIC MAXIM CHOUPO-MOTING: Came in for Thomas Müller in the 68th minute and scored one more shot on goal than his predecessor. Grade: 3.5.

16/17

RYAN GRAVENBERCH: Came in for Gnabry in the closing stages. Without rating.

17/17

SADIO MANE: Came in for Musiala in the last few minutes. Without rating.

FC Bayern: Barcelona succeed dress rehearsal

While Bayern are struggling in the Bundesliga, things are going well for the upcoming Champions League opponents from Barcelona. The Catalans won 4-0 in Cadiz and didn’t let themselves be put off by a medical emergency.

After a 0-0 start, Barcelona have now won four games in a row with a goal difference of 15:1 and greet from the top of the table in La Liga. Ex-Bayern striker Robert Lewandowski is doing well too, the Pole came on as a substitute in the 57th minute and made it 2-0 just eight minutes later.

The 34-year-old also provided the direct assist for the last two goals by Ansu Fati and Ousmane Dembélé.

FC Bayern: The schedule for the coming weeks

date	time	Opponent	location	contest
13.09.	21 clock	Barcelona FC	H	Champions League
09/17	3.30 p.m	FC Augsburg	A	Bundesliga
09/30	8.30 p.m	Bayer Leverkusen	H	Bundesliga
04.10.	6.45 p.m	Victoria Pilsen	H	Champions League
08.10.	6.30 p.m	Borussia Dortmund	A	Bundesliga
12.10.	21 clock	Victoria Pilsen	A	Champions League
16.10.	3.30 p.m	Sc freiburg	H	Bundesliga