Jamal Musiala has responded, through an extensive interview in ‘The Guardian’, to the criticism leveled at him Didi Hamannformer Liverpool legend who claimed that the German international Bayern Munich He is “an individualistic solo artist.” “No, it didn’t hurt me, I’m a self-critical person. There will always be critics. I don’t look at social media too much. You’re going to see a lot of good comments, but the only bad one will stick in your head. I try to stay away from that.”
And he continues with his explanation: “Everyone has their own point of view. I just try to do everything that is good for the team, I am not going to do anything unnecessary. I never wanted to be the player who dribbles just so I can get my moment of Instagram or something. That’s not the type of player I am.”
Regarding his absence from the list of Ballon d’Or candidates, the winger does not lose his composure: “I would be lying if I said that I didn’t care about individual awards. I think that everyone who grows up wants to win an individual award of some kind. But it “The important thing, the main objective, is to win group titles and everything else will come when the time is right.”
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Regarding his future and a possible transfer to the Premier League to reconnect with his English roots, Musiala has said that “I don’t really have a plan or anything. I don’t try to think too much in the future about where I want to be because situations can always happen.” change from one year to another or from one month to another. At six years old I didn’t think about being in England at seven. I don’t know. I’m open to everything, but I’m very happy where I am now.