Bayern Munich Women goalkeeper Maria Luisa ‘Mala’ Grohs has been diagnosed with a malignant tumour. Bayern say that the 23-year-old will be unavailable for selection “for the foreseeable future”. Her contract with the club has been extended by one year through to the summer of 2026.

Bayern Munich goalkeeper Maria Luisa Grohs has been diagnosed with a malignant tumor, she announced on Saturday as the club extended her contract in a sign of support.

Bayern Munich have announced that women’s first team keeper Maria Luisa Grohs has been diagnosed with a malignant tumor and will be out for the time being as she focuses on her treatment and recovery.

Bayern Munich's German goalkeeper Maria Luisa Grohs was diagnosed with a malignant tumor. Consequently, the 23-year-old goalkeeper is unavailable indefinitely. “The whole thing is definitely a challenge I didn't expect to have to face now,

Bayern goalkeeper Mala Grohs, 23, told fans she'd been diagnosed with cancer and would be unavailable to play for the foreseeable future. The club responded by extending her contract.

Goalkeeper Maria Luisa Grohs has revealed that she has cancer and won't be playing for her Bayern Munich team and the Germany national team for an indefinite period. Grohs said in a statement published by Bayern on Saturday that she was diagnosed with a malignant tumour.

Bayern have agreed an early one-year contract extension with Grohs through to the summer of 2026. "The illness is a challenge that I never thought I would have to overcome," said