Bayern Munich delivered a spectacular performance in Italy, crushing Atalanta 6-1 and leaving their Round of 16 clash in the UEFA Champions League virtually decided. The German champions produced an offensive masterclass that echoed across Europe and reinforced their status as one of the main contenders for the continental crown. However, what seemed like a perfect night ended with growing concern due to a series of injuries that could trouble the Bavarian squad.

From the opening minutes, Bayern imposed their dominance. With relentless pressure and high tempo, the German side quickly overwhelmed their hosts and built a commanding 3-0 lead before halftime. Rather than slowing down, the visitors maintained their intensity in the second half, turning the match into a statement performance that highlighted their strength and ambition on the European stage.

Despite the emphatic victory, the biggest concern revolves around Alphonso Davies. The Canadian full-back, who had only recently returned from a muscle injury, was forced to leave the pitch in tears after feeling discomfort again. The moment sparked anxiety among teammates and fans alike, especially considering Davies had already missed a large portion of 2025 due to a serious ACL injury.

The problems didn’t stop there. Jamal Musiala limped off during the final minutes, while goalkeeper Jonas Urbig was taken to the hospital after a heavy collision during the play that led to the consolation goal scored by Mario Pašalić, with a suspected concussion. The situation is further complicated by the absence of veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who is already sidelined for several weeks with a muscle tear.

Club officials tried to ease concerns after the match. Sporting director Max Eberl suggested that Musiala’s issue “appears to be more precautionary than serious.” Still, Bayern celebrates a historic win while anxiously awaiting the medical reports.

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