Jamal Musiala fails at golf: DFB colleague can no longer hold on

Created: 05/28/2022, 06:08

Jamal Musiala is already a big hit on the field despite his young age, but not yet when it comes to golf.

A teammate poked fun at the teenager's failed attempts on the golf course.

Marbella – National coach Hansi Flick had five days to look at his broad squad in Marbella, Andalusia.

In addition to the sporting preparation for the four upcoming Nations League games in June, team building measures were also on the agenda.

From May 23rd to 27th, the DFB team not only worked on its football setup at the 'Marbella Football Center', but was also involved elsewhere.

For example, the national players found themselves on the golf course.

DFB team: Jamal Musiala tries his hand at golf – Henrichs secretly films the Bayern teenager

Among the national players are some amateur golfers, the most famous being Thomas Müller.

The FC Bayern star player was recently out on the green with his ex-teammate Bastian Schweinsteiger and posted a funny video of their round of golf together.

But not only the DFB kickers with an affinity for golf tried their hand at teeing off, some newcomers also dared to swing a few turns.

For example, Bayern's Jamal Musiala was obviously on the course for the first time, but the drives didn't work out for him at all.

The 19-year-old midfield all-rounder was filmed during two of his attempts by RB Leipzig team-mate Benjamin Henrichs, both of which were unsuccessful.

DFB team in Marbella: Henrichs films Bayern star Musiala playing golf - and laughs his ass off

In the video that Henrichs showed to the public on Instagram, Musiala misses the golf ball on his first attempt.

After the teenager notices Henrichs laughing, he first notices that the full-back is filming him from behind.

With the second shot, Musiala hits the ball much better than before, but only moves it a few meters forward.

The native of Stuttgart is still missing a lot for a Müller-style career.

The training sessions on the soccer field are more important than golf tees for the eleven-time national player.

After the end of the Spanish training camp, things will continue on May 30 when Hansi Flick's team prepares intensively for the upcoming games at the 'Home Ground' in Herzogenaurach.

The first endurance test is then already on Saturday, June 4th against Italy in Bologna.

(tz)