Lothar Matthäus fears serious knee injury for Ismael Saibari

Ismael Saibari suffers knee injury during Klassiker

The Moroccan international was forced off the field in the 24th minute following a collision with Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. Saibari was unable to put weight on his leg and required assistance from medical staff to reach the dressing room.

Lothar Matthäus expresses concern over knee angle

Former German international Lothar Matthäus shared his concerns regarding the nature of the injury while speaking with Sky. Matthäus noted that the specific angle of Saibari’s knee during the incident suggested a potentially serious issue.

“We will avoid making diagnoses from a distance, but the angle taken by his knee leaves one to fear something serious,” Matthäus stated.

Bayern Munich faces growing injury list

The injury to Saibari adds to a mounting list of absences for the Bavarian club. Bayern Munich is already playing without Jamal Musiala and Luis Díaz.

The squad’s injury concerns intensified shortly after Saibari’s departure, as Serge Gnabry also left the pitch a few minutes later.

Medical examinations pending for Saibari

The club is currently awaiting the results of medical examinations to determine the exact extent of the damage to Saibari’s knee.

Questions about Saibari's knee injury and Bayern Munich's squad

Who caused the injury to Ismael Saibari?

The injury occurred following a collision between Saibari and Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel during the 24th minute of play.

Which other Bayern Munich players are currently injured?

According to recent reports, Bayern Munich is also missing Jamal Musiala, Luis Díaz, and Serge Gnabry.

What is the current status of Saibari’s diagnosis?

The club is waiting for the results of medical examinations to establish the exact nature of the knee injury.

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