Bayern Munich playmaker Jamal Musiala missed much of the season due to a broken leg, and ​while he has already made an impact since returning to the ‌pitch in January, coach Vincent Kompany is confident ​he will soon take his game to a ⁠whole new level.

The 23-year-old Germany international sustained a fibula fracture with a broken and dislocated ankle following a collision with then-Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper ‌Gianluigi Donnarumma at the Club World Cup last July.

After making his return at the start of the ‌year, he has gradually earned more playing time as ‌he ⁠bids to make Germany’s squad for the World ⁠Cup, which starts in June.

Fellow Bayern midfielder Serge Gnabry carried much of the load during Musiala’s absence but will be out of action for several weeks ​with an adductor muscle ‌injury.

With Bayern set for a German Cup semifinal against Bayer Leverkusen on Wednesday, Kompany needs Musiala to step up.

“Jamal is in a good phase at the moment,” he told ‌a press conference on Tuesday.

“I said it early on, ​back in January, that he’s developed physically. He’s now also physically close to his best level, not ⁠just in terms of strength but also in terms of his willingness to run.

“Now the question is when will ‘Magic Musiala’ return? ‌It will come 100%. The moments are there. But even now, what the lad is doing at the moment is very dangerous in front of goal.”

In 600 minutes of play, Musiala had accrued nine ‘scorer points’ — the combined number of assists and goals scored — in all competitions, said Kompany.