In his column on Sky Sport Germany, Matthäus analyzed several current situations in the Bundesliga.

According to Sky Sport Germany, Musiala received treatment during Bayern's match against Leipzig, and initial assessments suggested it may only be a circulation issue.

Matthäus stated that this incident could be related to the hot weather or the intensity of the match and requires further monitoring, but the most important thing is to ensure Musiala's physical health. If he can return to full training with the team within a day or two, it won't be a major concern. However, if this is a recurrence of an old injury, the situation would be far more serious.

Musiala has suffered injuries over the past 12 months, but now he should turn a completely new page. Although he did not join Bayern on the Asian tour, Matthäus revealed that since returning to training with the team, Musiala has shown outstanding form, and head coach Kompany is very satisfied with his performances.

In the match against Leipzig, Musiala quickly found his rhythm after coming off the bench. Matthäus believes his outstanding performance was evident in more than just the goals.

Kane did not play in Saturday's match, but he will receive the European Golden Boot award. Matthäus believes Kane is also a top candidate for the Ballon d'Or this year.

Matthäus stated that his assessment of the Ballon d'Or is based on a player's performance throughout the entire year, not just a single match or World Cup.

According to him, although some players have won La Liga with Barcelona and helped their national teams win the World Cup, if asked who truly demonstrated the best overall performance throughout the entire year, Lamine Yamal is not his answer.

Matthäus also discussed Messi, Mbappé, and Bellingham. Messi helped Inter Miami win the MLS title, but the competitive intensity in MLS cannot be compared with Europe's top leagues; during the World Cup, Messi scored 8 goals but also missed two penalties. Mbappé reached the World Cup semi-finals with France but could not help Real Madrid win the title; a similar situation applies to Bellingham.

In contrast, Kane won two domestic titles with Bayern. Matthäus believes his biggest regrets are not reaching the World Cup final and the Champions League final, but aside from that, he has maintained exceptionally high form throughout the entire year with no significant dips in performance.

"Both Kane and Rodri are players whose on-pitch performances speak for themselves, without much drama off the field. In my view, Kane is the most deserving player for the Ballon d'Or."

This Saturday, the Franz Beckenbauer Super Cup will be contested between Dortmund and Bayern Munich, with both sides competing for the first title of the new season.

Matthäus believes Bayern Munich's current squad has matured more, and the team has integrated better. Dortmund has let some players leave this summer, but their new signings are also impressive. However, Matthäus cautions against expecting these new arrivals to immediately produce "miraculous results".

According to him, Bayern Munich remains the biggest contender for all domestic competitions. In a single match, Dortmund have every chance to defeat Bayern Munich and win the Super Cup, but looking at the entire season, Bayern Munich remains the undisputed leading team in German football.

Matthäus expressed regret that Saïd Marah ultimately did not join Dortmund.

He believes Köln is certainly a good choice, but joining a title-contending team and competing in the Champions League would have a completely different significance for Marah. Marah had previously expressed clear desire to join Dortmund, but this transfer ultimately did not materialize.

Matthäus believes this will be an important step forward in Marah's career. If he can gain experience in European competitions, his chances of being selected for the German national team in the future would increase significantly.

Matthäus also reflected on his own career: "In my first season at age 18, I had the opportunity to gain international experience, and at age 19, I reached the UEFA Cup final with Mönchengladbach."

Marah is a player of the future, and he looks forward to this young player's future development and what he can achieve at Köln.

He stated that experiencing a blocked transfer can leave an impression on a player's mind, but he hopes Marah can quickly move past it and refocus on matches.

Last season, Marah helped Köln avoid relegation with his goals and assists. Matthäus believes that if he can maintain this form and help Köln avoid relegation again, Köln's decision to keep him was correct.

"As long as he can maintain last season's form, it is quite possible that Marah's market value will not decrease."

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