Bayern Munich's young jewel Musiala is making sure Lewandowski is not missed

Bayern youngster Jamal Musiala makes German football fans forget about the departure of Robert Lewandowski and Erling HaalandWith only three competitive games played in the 20222023 Bundesliga season the attacking mid not only scored four goals but grabbed the record for the youngest German player in the leagues history to score 14 goalsThe Stuttgartborn player outpaced German football icons such as Uli Hoeness KarlHeinz Rummenigge and Gerd Muller at an age of 19 years and 169 daysOnly Englishmen Jadon Sancho in the shirt of Borussia Dortmund reached the mark 24 days earlierWith Lewandowski heading for Barca and Haaland leaving for Manchester City the Bayern rookie is sending fans pundits and media into rapture reports XinhuaMain evening news newspapers TV sports programmes and social media channels seem flooded with pictures of his latest goal in the league encounter against WolfsburgThe clips show the youngster in a snakelike way winding around two opponents after being down on his knees for a moment and setting an undefendable shot right afterFormer German international Lothar Matthaeus said Musiala is a safe candidate to win the FIFA award for the Worlds Best Footballer in the future while Stefan Effenberg said the Bayern youngster is a must for the starting eleven in the German national teamDue to his skinny legs teammate Leroy Sane had named the rising star Bambi talking about a popular young fawn figure in an animated filmGerman media said the former Bambi has developed into a gunner and is the ray of hope for the German team at the upcoming 2022 World Cup in Qatar later this yearAlso Read FA to investigate Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchels postmatch commentsJulian Nagelsmann praised Musialas breakthrough as he flourishes in the teams new system counting on a rage of alternating strikersHe is an overall humble person who always wants to learn and improve As a coach I dont have to do much to make him go the Bayern coach saidMusiala is answering the hype around with shy smiles assuring he is always wanting to invest all for his teams benefitIn a charming mixture of German and English he is talking about his dream coming true while his efforts to professionalize his daily routines remain in the backgroundStories about his efforts to update his physical state including sleeping patterns come along with reports about his inexhaustible range of talentsPlaying chess and fancying the Korean martial arts of Hapkido are mentioned next to his early emerging poetry talents as he won a poetry competition at a London primary school talking about his time at ChelseaMy dad opens the door and says good luck for your first trial for one of the best Premier League football clubs Im playing like never beforeTo play like never before now seems to continue in Bayerns shirt But all airs and graces seem nothing Musiala is heading forSometimes people might put too much into him and his story In the end he just loves to play football Thomas Muller saidThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever