Bayern Munich officially announced that their player Jamal Musiala has returned to participate in parts of the team's group training sessions for the first time, following a long absence of 164 days due to injury.

Musiala suffered a fractured fibula and a dislocated ankle during the team's match in the Club World Cup last July.

The German international player received a warm welcome from his teammates, who formed an honorary guard for him before he took part in the warm-up exercises and some light ball drills.

However, he still has a way to go to fully regain his fitness, as he will continue his individual rehabilitation program, and is not expected to participate in competitive matches until at least January.

Moussa's return is a significant morale boost for Bayern Munich and their coach Vincent Kompany. With a crucial period of the season approaching, the club does not want to rush the player's return to the field to ensure his full recovery. However, they are confident that his comeback will strengthen the team's attacking capabilities in the Bundesliga and the Champions League.