Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is set to return for Bayern Munich for the first time in more than a month in Saturday’s game against Borussia Moenchengladbach but Jamal Musiala will miss out because of illness.

Bayern Munich captain Manuel Neuer will return for Saturday's trip to Borussia Moenchengladbach but Jamal Musiala has been ruled out, coach Vincent Kompany confirmed Friday."Fortunately Manu is back," Kompany said Friday.

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is back from injury just at the right time while Jamal Musiala is sidelined with a cold when Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich start the second part of the season with a difficult trip to Borussia Mönchengladbach on Saturday.

Vincent Kompany will welcome Manuel Neuer back into the Bayern Munich fold this weekend, but he will be without midfielder Jamal Musiala.

Bayern Munich may have to cope without its standout attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala in its first game of the year after he caught the flu.

Bayern had announced earlier on Thursday that Musiala misses training through illness, but no timeline or any further information was given. It is reported that Musiala will join

Bayern Munich may have hit a snag in contract talks with star Jamal Musiala, but it is reportedly expected to be only a speed bump on the way to completion. Negotiations are ongoing, and Sky Sport journalists Florian Plettenberg and Kerry Hau have reported on the numbers and contract details at play.

Bayern Munich key player Jamal Musiala appears set to miss their first match of the year at Borussia Mönchengladbach on Saturday due to illness, and the Bundesliga leaders could also have a goalkeeper problem there.

According to Sky Germany, Musiala and his representatives are in advanced talks to extend his contract, with expectations that a deal will be finalized by February at the latest. The proposed agreement is performance-based,

Bayern Munich is preparing to face Borussia Mönchengladbach and some of the situations surrounding the squad’s health are developing — and not necessarily in a good way per kicker journalist Frank Linkesch.