Good news for Bayern Munich

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By: Manu Tournoux

Good news for Bayern Munich

This Monday, Manuel Neuer returned to training after nine months of absence due to his broken right leg.

After the heavy defeat (0-3) against Leipzig in the German Super Cup, the Bayern Munich kicked off its season in the Bundesliga perfectly with two victories against Werder Bremen (4-0) and Augsburg (3-1) thanks in particular to Harry Kane who seems to have already adapted well to his new team.

Neuer back in training

Good news to which was added the return of Neuer manual this Monday. Last December, the German goalkeeper suffered a broken right leg during his ski vacation. In a press release, the Bavarian club explains that Neuer participated in training on Monday, in which the players who did not play this weekend participated.

“(Neuer) completed a session with his fellow goalkeepers for the first time since breaking his right leg (And) has now taken another step on the way back”, can we read in this press release. However, no indication has been given as to when he will return to competition.

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Manu Tournoux

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