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Comeback is getting closer! Saibari is back in action

Good news for FC Bayern: Ismael Saibari has taken the next step on his road to recovery. The new signing completed his first individual training session at Säbener Straße.

At FC Bayern, attention isn’t just focused on the upcoming Asian tour and the final roster decisions before the start of the season. The personnel situation is also keeping Vincent Kompany and his staff busy.

There is now positive news regarding Ismael Saibari. The summer signing has returned to the training field following his injury.

It has now been reported that the Moroccan national team player completed his first individual training session at Säbener Straße since his injury.

Although Saibari has not yet trained with the team, his return to the field is seen as an important sign regarding his comeback. For the 24-year-old, this session marks another milestone on his path back to competitive play.

After his transfer to the German record champions, the attacking player initially had to take it easy due to injury and has not yet been able to join team training. The Moroccan suffered a torn muscle fiber during the World Cup.

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Plans to Begin Team Training After Trip to Asia

The fact that Saibari can now train individually with the ball again shows that his rehabilitation is proceeding as planned. While most of the team is heading to Asia for the Audi Summer Tour, Saibari is staying in Munich and is set to be gradually brought back into the fold.

The trip to Asia ends on August 8, and Harry Kane, Michael Olise, and Dayot Upamecano will also be returning from their World Cup break. If Saibari is fit enough by then, he is expected to rejoin team training.

More Stars at Säbener Straße

In addition to Saibari, Jamal Musiala, Serge Gnabry, Lennart Karl, and Alphonso Davies are currently training at Säbener Straße. They, too, deliberately chose not to join the Asian tour and are working on their comebacks.

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