Musiala had a stonker of a tournament!

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1598433501828751375/pu/vid/1280x720/kE2p41uv7o9xP02f.mp4?tag=14
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1596980475326767108/pu/vid/1280x720/036Bupp4wsAL-dH2.mp4?tag=14

Can hold his head high. Performances didn't warrant early exit.

Close control is superlative...legitimately first-rate.
Wriggles his way out of the most awkwardly tight situations...body feints, shimmy', style, and elastic ball retention touch in possession is a joy to behold.
Extremely proficient ball manipulation (the ball gravitates towards him at all times) and there is still standards to reach infront of goal, which he will...with a little refinement, and most importantly no career altering injuries!

(Hudson-Odoi' brother did right by him. I can only Brad for facilitating return to his birth country).


As Flick put it...a very well trained England (Chelsea) product. (Given the platform & pathway in Germany to grow & succeed).
His comments in general on the training in Germany are intriguing - https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/world-cup-2022-jamal-musiala-is-germanys-future-but-was-trained-in-england-flick

He's right.
There does appear to be a real lack of young German trained that have the special xfactor coming through...outside of Wirtz, Havertz, Adeyemi / Moukoko.

How are the likes of Gotze, Ginter, Gunter and with respect...Muller still getting a look-in the squad?