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French winger Kingsley Coman took the liberty of giving advice to his club teammate, Jamal Musiala.
Kingsley Coman hopes Jamal Musiala stays at Bayern Munich. He even personally advised him not to move and respond to Manchester City’s interest in him.
The German midfielder refused to negotiate a new contract with Bayern and the Eastlands are currently pushing to sign him. For Coman, however, it would not be a good idea to join the Premier League.
Musiala left to stay?
“Musiala is a football player that we love to watch, that we go to the stadium for, that I would go to the stadium forconfided the former Parisian. It’s really nice to see how strong he is technically, in his dribbling ability, in his agility. He really is a talent like you rarely see. We are very happy to have him at the club.”
Musiala (21 years old) is linked to Bayern until 2026. He had extended his contract in 2021. There is no doubt that Bayern will not let him go unless there is a monumental offer.
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