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Jamal Musiala lost his driving license after a motorway accident. He was driving too fast on the A8 near Neubiberg. Two people were slightly injured.
Munich – The year 2025 was difficult for Jamal Musiala (23). The football star with Fulda roots, who is at FC Bayern plays, suffered the worst injury of his career at the Club World Cup (fractured fibula and dislocation of the ankle joint). What no one knew until now: There was also another shocking moment that he had to deal with. Absolutely Bavaria learned: The national player has lost his driver's license. Reason: A motorway accident – which fortunately had no serious consequences.
The accident happened on April 13, 2025, says Florian Lindemann, spokesman for the public prosecutor's office Munich I, upon request. On this day, Palm Sunday, Musiala was on the A8 towards Salzburg at around 2:30 p.m. – on the way to his mother Carolin. According to Lindemann, the national player drove an Audi RS e-tron GT – an electric sports car (around 600 hp or more, depending on the version). Musiala's younger sister was in the car, the spokesman said.
FC Bayern player Musiala caused an accident on the A8 near Neubiberg
At Neubiberg According to Lindemann, “there was a traffic accident in which the accused Jamal M. was involved in an Audi car”. The public prosecutor's spokesman continued: “While overtaking, the accused Jamal M., who was driving at excessive speed at the time, overlooked a car driving next to him on the right, causing a collision.”
According to Lindemann, the speed limit at the scene of the accident was 120 – but Musiala was driving 194 km/h “at the time of the collision”. Big foul on the A8! According to police, Musiala's car hit a VW Golf. According to Lindemann, the 30-year-old driver from Munich and his 26-year-old passenger were slightly injured. Musiala himself was shocked and immediately contacted the inmates. He is grateful that no one was seriously injured. Property damage: around 200,000 euros.
The accident had consequences for the midfield star: According to Lindemann, at the request of the public prosecutor's office, the Munich district court “issued a now legally binding penalty order on January 28, 2026 against the accused Jamal M. for negligent endangerment of road traffic and negligent bodily harm in two cases.”
According to the public prosecutor's office, Musiala was fined. “In addition, his driving license was revoked,” said Lindemann – according to him, this happened in mid-February. According to Lindemann, Musiala “may not be issued with a new driving license before nine months have elapsed from the time the penalty order becomes legally binding” – i.e. probably not until the fall.
The player site confirmed on Absolute Bavaria-Inquiry the incident.
