Bambi, do it again! Musiala already performed magic as a schoolchild at Wembley - crazy video appeared

Jamal Musiala played at Wembley when he was young.

Now the DFB hero wants the next victory in the European Championship round of 16 with Germany against England.

London - The German national team * meets England at the European Championships * in Wembley.

Jamal Musiala * played a major role in the fact that the DFB-Elf is in the EM * eighth-finals.

For the only 18-year-old teenager, the duel against his second home England * will be a very special game.

EM: Jamal Musiala performed magic at Wembley when he was eleven

As an eleven-year-old Musiala already played on the holy Wembley lawn, as a break filler with the selection of his primary school Corpus Christi. “We won both games. I hope the next win will follow, ”said the youngster from FC Bayern. A video is circulating on the net, how the eleven-year-old Musiala fools his opponents with fine technology and scores three wonderful goals. "When you are eleven, every stadium seems huge to you, but I think Wembley is still exceptional for everyone today," Musiala reports in the new DFB magazine. The big difference: Now Musiala, just 18, is a leading actor on the EM stage.

For Musiala, the round of 16 against England * is of course “not a game like any other”, as he admits: “England is my second home, I've lived there for a few years and felt comfortable, know a lot of people, I've learned a lot.” Born in Stuttgart , started playing football in Fulda, moved to England with his family at the age of seven, trained at Chelsea and worked in England's youth teams up to the U21, including Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund.

In 2019 the change to FC Bayern and in 2021 the decision for the DFB - Musiala has benefited from both living spaces.

"Bambi", as his teammates affectionately call him, now wants to prove this in front of his father and a few friends.

In the video: Jamal Musiala and his halftime show at Wembley

Germany rescuer Jamal Musiala benefits from English training

“It happens that I still wonder how quickly everything went.

So many unbelievable things have happened to me so quickly lately, it's not normal, ”Musiala knows.

"Sometimes I have the feeling that I'm not really checking what it all means and how big it is."

"What I can basically say is that in England a great deal of importance is attached to technical training in the training of young footballers," reported the offensive player, who became the youngest German tournament player at the end of the group against Hungary and who provided the template for the important 2: 2 advanced by Leon Goretzka. “When I came to Germany, it was more about competition, about asserting yourself. It was more about winning. ”Like now at Wembley. "If Musiala comes in and he doesn't score the decisive goal, we'll send him back to England," joked national coach Joachim Loew.