'Figo is training hard on his own, but he is not yet 100 percent,' club doctor
Juan Carlos Hernandez said on Sunday.
'He still has some pain and to avoid any risk of a recurrence of the injury
he is not going to join the rest of the team for the game in Germany.'
The Portuguese international damaged ligaments in his right ankle in the 1-0
win over Porto in the Champions League second group phase on February 19.
Although he had not fully recovered Figo played in the King's Cup final
against Deportivo Coruna on March 6, but was unable to complete the game, which
Real lost 2-1.
He went on to miss Portugal's World Cup warm-up against Finland last week,
which ended in a surprise 4-1 home defeat for Antonio Oliveira's side.
The good news for Real Madrid is that Zinedine Zidane and Santiago Solari
have both been included in the squad for the Bayern match despite picking up
minor injuries during Saturday's 1-0 victory over Sevilla.