**“It Feels Wrong” – Musiala Reacts as Gravenberch Pushes for Liverpool Move, Sending Shockwaves Through Bayern Dressing Room**
In a surprising twist to Bayern Munich’s transfer window, Jamal Musiala has spoken out publicly about the potential departure of one of his teammates, reportedly Ryan Gravenberch, who is said to be closing in on a move to Liverpool. The young German star expressed his frustration and disappointment over the looming transfer, describing the atmosphere within the team as tense and confused.
Reports suggest that Gravenberch, who only joined Bayern from Ajax last season, has already reached personal terms with Liverpool. Though the deal is not yet official, sources indicate that everything is in place pending medical tests and paperwork. The move is estimated to be worth approximately £42 million.
Musiala, speaking to *Kicker*, voiced a sentiment reportedly shared by many within the squad: “Everyone is upset. Even the coach is disappointed. He came here just last season — now he’s leaving for Liverpool? It doesn’t feel right. Honestly, I think FIFA should step in and look into how such moves happen so easily.” His comments point to growing discontent among players and coaches who feel blindsided by such rapid exits.
Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel is also reportedly frustrated by the situation. Gravenberch was viewed as a central piece of Bayern’s midfield rebuild, and his unexpected departure throws those plans into disarray. The timing, just before pre-season preparations, couldn’t be worse. While Bayern’s hierarchy scrambles to identify potential replacements — with names like Martin Zubimendi and Manu Koné mentioned — the team is left to deal with the emotional fallout.
Inside sources reveal that while Musiala has gone public with his frustration, he is not alone in feeling betrayed. Several senior figures in the squad have expressed similar sentiments privately, although a few are said to understand Gravenberch’s desire to test himself in the Premier League under Liverpool’s new head coach, Arne Slot. The move is seen as a career step, but not everyone agrees with the manner in which it has unfolded.
A member of Bayern’s coaching staff voiced the feeling of betrayal: “We gave him everything — trust, opportunity, support. And now he’s leaving without giving back. It’s a bitter pill.” Musiala’s suggestion that FIFA intervene in such swift transfers has sparked broader debate among fans and analysts about modern player loyalty and the fluid nature of today’s football market.
Bayern supporters are split in their reactions. Some agree with Musiala’s impassioned stance, admiring his loyalty and team spirit. Others, while disappointed, acknowledge that top players will naturally be attracted to the Premier League’s challenge and visibility. As one fan put it: “We’ll move on — we always do. But this one stings. It hurts when someone you welcomed into your club leaves without a proper goodbye.”
With the transfer now seemingly inevitable, Bayern Munich must not only find a replacement but also work to rebuild team morale. Regardless of the tactical implications, the emotional toll of this potential departure is already being felt throughout the club.
