Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala sustained a severe injury during a Club World Cup match, an incident so graphic that broadcasters cut away.
The talented Bayern Munich player was seriously hurt after colliding with PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.

The injury occurred when Musiala challenged for the ball near the byline. While being shielded by Willian Pacho, he collided with Donnarumma, who was diving for the ball.
Musiala`s leg got caught under the Italian keeper, resulting in his ankle being visibly bent in an unnatural direction.

He was immediately seen screaming in agony as his ankle appeared dislocated or severely bent.
His teammates were visibly distraught upon witnessing the extent of the injury.

England captain Harry Kane reacted with shock, holding his head before signaling for medical staff and a stretcher.
Donnarumma, the PSG goalkeeper involved, was clearly upset by the incident and covered his face with his gloves, needing to be consoled.

Cameras showed the Italian keeper in tears before the end of the first half.
Medics attended to Musiala on the field; he was seen holding his face before being stretchered off.

The live broadcast cut away from the scene during the half-time interval.
Bayern Munich later released a statement confirming Musiala was carried off due to injury and expressed support: “Jamal Musiala has to be carried off the field injured. We`re with you, Jamal!”
Serge Gnabry replaced him for the second half.
Musiala was taken to hospital, and initial reports from Sky Sports Germany suggest a suspected fibula fracture.
Despite the injury disruption, the match continued. PSG eventually won the match, which also saw red cards and drama later on, with goals from Desire Doue and Ousmane Dembele.
The injury was a significant blow for Bayern Munich, who had been performing well.
The unfortunate incident cast a shadow over what was otherwise an exciting match.