Jamal Musiala, the Bayern Munich star, has returned to training with his team after a long absence due to an injury he sustained last season, which was a fracture in his ankle.

The Bavarian club officially announced that the 23-year-old player had his first training session on the field since suffering an injury to his left ankle.

Musiala participated in individual ball training on Thursday morning at the training ground, as a step towards regaining his fitness to join the team before the end of the current season. This early rehabilitation gives him the opportunity to join the German national team in preparation for the 2026 World Cup.

The player hopes to quickly regain his full form to be a ready option for the coach in the crucial matches awaiting Bayern Munich, whether in the Bundesliga or the UEFA Champions League.

Bayern Munich tops the Bundesliga standings with 70 points, leading by 9 points over its closest competitor, Borussia Dortmund, while the team prepares to face Real Madrid in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League.

The return of Musiala provides a morale boost for the Bavarian team, which aims to maintain its lead in the league and continue its strong run in European competitions, relying on its young player to provide the necessary offensive and defensive contributions in the upcoming matches.