Bayern Munich's training sessions, the German league champions, brought good news for the team's fans and supporters as Canadian full-back Alphonso Davies returned to full participation in group training. This comeback follows an enforced absence of about 239 days, during which the player underwent an intensive rehabilitation program due to a serious injury that kept him off the field for the entire period.

In March of last year, Davies suffered a horrific injury while playing for his national team, Canada. The injury was diagnosed as a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament of his right knee. He subsequently underwent successful surgery and entered a phase of physical therapy and individual rehabilitation that lasted for more than seven months. During this time, Bayern's medical team closely monitored his condition step by step to ensure his return in the best possible shape.

The return of the 25-year-old player is a significant technical and moral boost for the team's manager, Vincent Kompany, especially with the pressure of the match schedule both domestically and in Europe. Davies possesses immense abilities on the left side, combining exceptional speed with defensive and offensive skills. His return is expected to provide a crucial strategic solution for the team's lineup in the second half of the season.

Sources close to the Bavarian club indicated that the coaching staff will handle Davies' return cautiously. He will undergo a gradual program to improve his fitness and regain match sensitivity before being fully reintegrated into the team. It is likely that his first participation in official matches will occur in the coming weeks, once he receives the green light from the medical team.