Former Chelsea prospect Jamal Musiala made more history with Bayern Munich last night. Born in Germany, Musiala currently represents the England U17s internationally.
The world may be in a constant state of uncertainty, but it’s nice to know that some things can always be relied upon to remain the same – Bayern Munich will always be good at football.The Bavarians kicked off their Bundesliga title defence at home to Schalke on Friday evening with a thumping 8-0 win, with teenager Jamal Musiala becoming the club’s youngest ever goalscorer; smashing the previous record set by an 18-year-old Roque Santa Cruz.At 17 years and 205 days old, Jamal #Musiala is our youngest ever Bundesliga goalscorer!
Jamal Musiala, Bayern's youngest-ever goalscorer. * Feb 26, 2003 in Stuttgart, Germany Jamal Musiala - Player profile 20… ? The Bavarians kicked off their Bundesliga … Continue reading Jamal Musiala: Thing to Know … Jamal Musiala is causing quite a stir in Germany | CHRISTOF STACHE/Getty Images The world may be in a constant state of uncertainty, but it’s nice to know that some things can always be relied upon to remain the same – Bayern Munich will always be good at football. Pirlo pinning Juve's hopes on Dzeko,Transfer LIVE: Norwich reject two offers from Barca for Aarons,'Messi was impossible but Ronaldo was close' - The truth about Arsenal's near-misses in the transfer market,Why Man Utd won't be signing Tottenham-bound Madrid duo Bale and Reguilon,Aubameyang signed da ting!
#FCBSCF 3-1 (88‘) pic.twitter.com/LJsDb1ihkc,— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) June 20, 2020.Becoming the youngest ever Bayern goalscorer won’t be a tag which weighs heavy on Musiala’s shoulders – he’s well versed in breaking records.The England Under-17 international can already proudly boast being Bayern’s youngest ever player, having made his Bavarians debut at just 17 years and 115 days old in the club’s 3-1 win over Freiburg back in June.At 6ft Musiala is far from diminutive, though he’s conceded he needs to add muscle to his slender frame if he’s to compete at the top level.The midfield man has been compared to Tottenham man Dele Alli – preferring to play in the number ten role – though he has been deployed as a number nine in the past.The 17-year-old is predominantly right-footed though is perfectly capable of cutting onto his left and prides himself on his powerful strike.Liverpool ‘Agree Deal’ With Wolves for Diogo Jota,Ismaila Sarr Offered to Manchester United as Liverpool Step Back.We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. However, read into the youngster’s missed penalty when representing England against Germany last October as much as you want…,@WhitgiftSport @ChelseaFC footballer Jamal Musiala lifting the golden boot at the end of the Madrid Football Cup pic.twitter.com/oDeJIY4F70,— Whitgift Sport (@WhitgiftSport) September 29, 2015.Chelsea have made a bit of a habit of letting budding superstars leave the club in recent years – though in fairness, when you’ve got 50% of all of the footballers in the world on your books it’s bound to happen once or twice.Musiala may well be the next name to be tagged onto the end of the ‘Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Mohamed Salah’ roll of honour, after he left the Blues in July 2019. Jamal Musiala on his Bayern Munich debut against Freiburg on 20 June, when he became the club’s youngest player to appear in the Bundesliga. Playing for both Germany and England at youth level is something. Arsenal's new Samba stars Willian & Gabriel hit the ground gunning,becoming the club's youngest player to feature in the German top division. ?Congratulations, Jamal! The attacking midfielder - aged 17 years and 205 days - broke the record held by Roque Santa Cruz in the 81st minute of the match, scoring his first professional goal after coming on as a substitute at the Allianz Arena.Musiala received the ball on the left wing before cutting inside on to his right foot, driving into the penalty area and firing a low shot in at the near post.He made his professional and Bundesliga debut for the Bavarians against.Bayern started their defence of their Bundesliga title in ominous fashion with Serge Gnabry's hat-trick helped them to a stunning eight-goal victory.That was added to by Leon Goretzka after 19 minutes before Robert Lewandowski swept home a third from the penalty spot shortly after the half-hour mark.Gnabry completed his hat-trick with two goals inside the opening 15 minutes of the second half before Thomas Muller, Leroy Sane - making his debut following his July move from.Several other milestones were achieved during the thrashing with veteran Thomas Muller scoring his 200th competitive goal for the club, with only three players getting more since Bayern were promoted to the top division in 1965.Star striker Robert Lewandowski scored his 163rd Bundesliga goal for the club, overtaking Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, with only Gerd Muller (365) recording more.Flying winger Serge Gnabry hit the earliest goal in a Bundesliga opener for 18 years - with this fourth-minute goal equalling Torsten Frings' strike in 2002.Bayern's next fixture will come in the UEFA Super Cup against,The English teenager etched his name into the record books with a late strike in the 8-0 thrashing,'Absolute disgrace' - Man Utd penalty drama causes controversy,Ronaldo's perfect partner?
The world may be in a constant state of uncertainty, but it’s nice to know that some things can always be relied upon to remain the same – Bayern Munich will always be good at football.The Bavarians kicked off their Bundesliga title defence at home to Schalke on Friday evening with a thumping 8-0 win, with teenager Jamal Musiala becoming the club’s youngest ever goalscorer; smashing the previous record set by an 18-year-old Roque Santa Cruz.At 17 years and 205 days old, Jamal #Musiala is our youngest ever Bundesliga goalscorer!
Jamal Musiala, Bayern's youngest-ever goalscorer. * Feb 26, 2003 in Stuttgart, Germany Jamal Musiala - Player profile 20… ? The Bavarians kicked off their Bundesliga … Continue reading Jamal Musiala: Thing to Know … Jamal Musiala is causing quite a stir in Germany | CHRISTOF STACHE/Getty Images The world may be in a constant state of uncertainty, but it’s nice to know that some things can always be relied upon to remain the same – Bayern Munich will always be good at football. Pirlo pinning Juve's hopes on Dzeko,Transfer LIVE: Norwich reject two offers from Barca for Aarons,'Messi was impossible but Ronaldo was close' - The truth about Arsenal's near-misses in the transfer market,Why Man Utd won't be signing Tottenham-bound Madrid duo Bale and Reguilon,Aubameyang signed da ting!
#FCBSCF 3-1 (88‘) pic.twitter.com/LJsDb1ihkc,— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) June 20, 2020.Becoming the youngest ever Bayern goalscorer won’t be a tag which weighs heavy on Musiala’s shoulders – he’s well versed in breaking records.The England Under-17 international can already proudly boast being Bayern’s youngest ever player, having made his Bavarians debut at just 17 years and 115 days old in the club’s 3-1 win over Freiburg back in June.At 6ft Musiala is far from diminutive, though he’s conceded he needs to add muscle to his slender frame if he’s to compete at the top level.The midfield man has been compared to Tottenham man Dele Alli – preferring to play in the number ten role – though he has been deployed as a number nine in the past.The 17-year-old is predominantly right-footed though is perfectly capable of cutting onto his left and prides himself on his powerful strike.Liverpool ‘Agree Deal’ With Wolves for Diogo Jota,Ismaila Sarr Offered to Manchester United as Liverpool Step Back.We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. However, read into the youngster’s missed penalty when representing England against Germany last October as much as you want…,@WhitgiftSport @ChelseaFC footballer Jamal Musiala lifting the golden boot at the end of the Madrid Football Cup pic.twitter.com/oDeJIY4F70,— Whitgift Sport (@WhitgiftSport) September 29, 2015.Chelsea have made a bit of a habit of letting budding superstars leave the club in recent years – though in fairness, when you’ve got 50% of all of the footballers in the world on your books it’s bound to happen once or twice.Musiala may well be the next name to be tagged onto the end of the ‘Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Mohamed Salah’ roll of honour, after he left the Blues in July 2019. Jamal Musiala on his Bayern Munich debut against Freiburg on 20 June, when he became the club’s youngest player to appear in the Bundesliga. Playing for both Germany and England at youth level is something. Arsenal's new Samba stars Willian & Gabriel hit the ground gunning,becoming the club's youngest player to feature in the German top division. ?Congratulations, Jamal! The attacking midfielder - aged 17 years and 205 days - broke the record held by Roque Santa Cruz in the 81st minute of the match, scoring his first professional goal after coming on as a substitute at the Allianz Arena.Musiala received the ball on the left wing before cutting inside on to his right foot, driving into the penalty area and firing a low shot in at the near post.He made his professional and Bundesliga debut for the Bavarians against.Bayern started their defence of their Bundesliga title in ominous fashion with Serge Gnabry's hat-trick helped them to a stunning eight-goal victory.That was added to by Leon Goretzka after 19 minutes before Robert Lewandowski swept home a third from the penalty spot shortly after the half-hour mark.Gnabry completed his hat-trick with two goals inside the opening 15 minutes of the second half before Thomas Muller, Leroy Sane - making his debut following his July move from.Several other milestones were achieved during the thrashing with veteran Thomas Muller scoring his 200th competitive goal for the club, with only three players getting more since Bayern were promoted to the top division in 1965.Star striker Robert Lewandowski scored his 163rd Bundesliga goal for the club, overtaking Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, with only Gerd Muller (365) recording more.Flying winger Serge Gnabry hit the earliest goal in a Bundesliga opener for 18 years - with this fourth-minute goal equalling Torsten Frings' strike in 2002.Bayern's next fixture will come in the UEFA Super Cup against,The English teenager etched his name into the record books with a late strike in the 8-0 thrashing,'Absolute disgrace' - Man Utd penalty drama causes controversy,Ronaldo's perfect partner?