Bayern Munich winger Jamal Musiala had a successful season and recently shared his thoughts on the significance of home in an interview with Sports Illustrated Germany (as reported by @iMiaSanMia).
Musiala expressed, “My home is where my family is. Without them, I wouldn’t have achieved what I have. We share a strong bond, and I strive to ensure they live happily.”
The young Musiala appears mature as he reflects on the importance of friends.
He mentioned, “I’ve always maintained a small group of friends, mostly those I grew up with – I stay in touch with them. Over time, Phonzy (Alphonso Davies) and Leroy (Sané) from the team have become friends, but I haven’t added many new people, simply due to time constraints.”
Despite his dedication to meeting high standards, Musiala still harbors a deep passion for the game.
He stated, “I find true happiness on the field, feeling liberated and relishing every moment of play. Each game offers me a chance to improve. I draw motivation from every match I play. The excitement and joy of playing football I had as a child remain intact.”
It’s inspiring to hear how Musiala maintains his love for the game amidst the pressures he faces.
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