Kevin Müller Out with Concussion, Heidenheim Uncertain

Heidenheim goalkeeper Kevin Müller suffers concussion after collision with Bochum player, leaving his availability uncertain.

Heidenheim goalkeeper Kevin Müller suffered a concussion after a collision with VfL Bochum's Ibrahima Sissoko during their Bundesliga match on Friday. The incident occurred in the 50th minute of the goalless draw, prompting Müller to lose consciousness and be carried off the field on a stretcher.

Kevin Müller erleidet eine Gehirnerschütterung. Die gesamte FCH Familie wünscht eine gute Genesung! 🤕 ❤️
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Ein großes DANKESCHÖN an das medizinische Personal, sowie dem @VfLBochum1848eV und dessen Fans❗️

🔴🔵 #NurDerFCH #FCHBOC pic.twitter.com/litgGIKKrP

— 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 e. V. (@FCH1846) May 3, 2025

Müller was taken to a local hospital for further examination, where the concussion diagnosis was confirmed. The extent of his absence remains uncertain, leaving the relegation-threatened club uncertain about his availability for the remaining matches.

As a key player for Heidenheim since 2015, Müller has started every league game this season. His absence could impact the team's chances of avoiding relegation, especially with only two matches left, and Heidenheim currently sitting 16th in the table.

The club wishes Müller a speedy recovery, thanking the medical staff for their prompt attention after the collision.

Heidenheim goalkeeper Kevin Müller suffered a concussion after a collision with VfL Bochum's Ibrahima Sissoko during their match. “It is not clear how long Kevin Muller will be out for,” the club said in a statement, leaving uncertainty about his availability for the remaining matches.

Heidenheim goalkeeper Kevin Müller sustained a concussion after a head clash during his side's goalless draw with Bochum.

After being treated by medical staff, he was carried off the field to chants of his name from both sets of fans.

His return timeline remains unclear. pic.twitter.com/9PveWh3s41

— DW Sports (@dw_sports) May 3, 2025

Heidenheim currently sits 16th in the Bundesliga table, four points behind 15th-placed Hoffenheim, who have played one fewer game. With only two matches left, the club risks entering the relegation playoffs if they don't improve their standings.