Key Takeaways:
- Alphonso Davies has rejoined Bayern Munich in training after nearly eight months recovering from a severe right knee injury
- The Canadian international sustained a torn anterior cruciate ligament in March during a match for his national side
- Davies began running exercises in early August and started ball work again in September
Journey Back from Injury
After being sidelined for close to eight months with a significant right knee injury, Alphonso Davies has returned to training with Bayern Munich. The 25-year-old left-back, whose anterior cruciate ligament was torn in March whilst playing for the Canadian national team, is making steady progress towards regaining full fitness.
Alphonso Davies on IG: Good to be back! pic.twitter.com/B2mkzUiyWv
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Step-by-Step Rehabilitation
The Canadian defender, who has represented his country 58 times, has approached his recovery with patience and determination. Davies resumed running at the start of August, marking the initial stage of his rehabilitation. In early September, he progressed to training with the ball, gradually increasing his involvement with the squad.
Support from Club
Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany, along with players not away on international duty, welcomed Davies back to the training ground. The club continues to monitor his reintegration as he works to complete his return to competitive action.
| Player | Position | Nationality | Age | Caps | Injury | Injury Month | Return to Running | Return to Ball Work |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alphonso Davies | Left-back | Canadian | 25 | 58 | Torn ACL (right knee) | March | Early August | Early September |
