Everyone in the dressing room is really upset about this move,even the coach is really disappointed in Him,He joined us last season now He is set to join Arsenal this summer,this is really unfair and FIFA needs to intervene”, Musiala unhappy with ONE Bayern Munich teammate who has just agreed personal terms to join Arsenal this summer
A wave of tension has swept through the Bayern Munich dressing room as star midfielder Jamal Musiala openly voiced his frustration over the imminent departure of one of the club’s key players to Arsenal. During a press conference earlier today, Musiala didn’t hold back, revealing the mood among the squad and management following the unexpected transfer twist.
The unnamed Bayern player, who only joined the German champions last season, has now agreed personal terms with Arsenal ahead of a shock summer move. The deal, reportedly close to being finalized, has left teammates and the coaching staff stunned.
Speaking to reporters, a visibly upset Musiala said:
> “Everyone in the dressing room is really upset about this move. Even the coach is really disappointed in him. He joined us just last season and now he’s set to leave for Arsenal this summer. It’s really unfair, and I honestly feel FIFA needs to intervene in situations like this.”
A Sudden and Controversial Exit
The transfer has come as a complete surprise within the Bayern camp, especially given the player’s short stay at the Allianz Arena. He was expected to play a major role in the club’s plans for the upcoming season, making his decision to leave both sudden and controversial.
A source inside the Bayern dressing room revealed:
> “We thought he was fully committed to the project here. Nobody saw this coming. The lads are disappointed because he was one of us — now he’s decided to walk away so soon.”
Arsenal Move Almost Done
Arsenal have reportedly been in advanced talks with the player’s representatives for weeks, and personal terms have now been agreed. The Premier League side sees him as a crucial addition to Mikel Arteta’s squad as they prepare for another title charge.
An Arsenal official, speaking anonymously, stated:
> “We’ve secured personal terms with the player. The club believes he has everything it takes to succeed in the Premier League and help us reach new heights next season.”
Calls for FIFA to Review Transfer Rules
Musiala’s call for FIFA to intervene highlights the growing debate around player loyalty and quick transfers, especially when moves happen so soon after a signing. While the rules currently allow it, frustration within clubs over rapid exits is increasing.
> “It hurts when a teammate leaves like this. It feels wrong, and something needs to be done,” Musiala added.
What’s Next?
The player is expected to travel to London this week to undergo a medical before completing his move to Arsenal. Bayern Munich are now reportedly searching for an immediate replacement, while dressing room morale remains fragile after the news.