Arsenal forward Kai Havertz and Bayern Munichs Jamal Musiala both underwent scans after suffering injuries on Germany duty, Die Mannschaft boss Jurgen Klopp confirmed. Havertz played half an hour of Germanys 1-1 draw with the Netherlands in the UEFA Nations League on Thursday before being forced off through injury. Bayern forward Musiala withdrew from the squad for the game because of a muscle injury sustained in the warm-up.And, with Klopp conceding he is unlikely to have either available for Sundays clash with Greece, both Arsenal and Bayern now face a nervous wait to learn the extent of the respective injuries.Both are currently undergoing an MRI, Klopp said on RTL. I hope we get the diagnosis [on Thursday] evening. But of course, this isnt great. I hope its nothing serious. The lads are probably out for us. But hopefully, theyll be back in action relatively quickly.Musiala has two goals and an assist in four games for Bayern this season.Havertz already has two Premier League goals to his name this campaign having also scored in Arsenals Community Shield win over Manchester City.The Gunners trail City by three points at the top of the table following last weekends defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion.And, with Viktor Gyokeres struggling to make an impact for the Gunners up front, a serious injury to Havertz would be a significant blow to Arsenals hopes of retaining the Premier League title.Arsenal return to action against Leeds United on October 10. Bayern resume their Bundesliga campaign at Augsburg on the same day. Topics Arsenal F.C. Bundesliga FC Bayern Munich Germany National Football Team Premier League UEFA Nations League Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read We can play better says Klopp after Germany and Netherlands draw Tom Rostance 24th September, 2026 Nations League: Haaland at the double for Norway while Republic of Ireland lose Tom Rostance 24th September, 2026 Portugal 1-0 Wales: Nations League holders off to winning start in Lisbon Tom Rostance 24th September, 2026 WATCH: Felix gives Portugal the lead against Wales Tom Rostance 24th September, 2026 Portugal v Wales: Teams confirmed for Nations League clash Tom Rostance 24th September, 2026 Turkey v France: Preview, expected line-ups, stats and where to watch Nicholas McGee 24th September, 2026
