Serge Gnabry, a forward for Bayern Munich, is set to miss the remainder of the season due to an adductor muscle tear in his right thigh. This injury, confirmed by Bayern on Saturday, is particularly unfortunate as the team prepares for critical semi-final matches in both the DFB-Pokal against Bayer Leverkusen and the UEFA Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain. Philipp Lahm, a legendary figure for both Bayern and the German national team, described the situation as 'very bitter,' emphasizing the importance of having all players available during such decisive moments. He noted that Gnabry has been performing at a high level this season, making his absence even more impactful. Additionally, the injury could prevent Gnabry from participating in the upcoming World Cup, which Lahm highlighted as a significant loss for the player and the national team. However, Lahm remains optimistic about Germany's prospects, citing Liverpool's Florian Wirtz as a capable replacement due to his exceptional talent.