As of: March 2, 2024, 7:14 p.m
By: Johannes Skiba
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Parallel to the sporting crisis, FC Bayern is plagued by injuries.
Five players have now been able to resume training.
Not everyone is already an option for the squad.
Munich – The last few weeks have been extremely turbulent at FC Bayern.
After three defeats in a row and the announced departure of coach Thomas Tuchel at the end of the season, the win against Leipzig at the weekend brought at least some peace to the FCB temporarily.
With the hiring of Max Eberl as the new sports director, a new basic order should be introduced into the club.
Meanwhile, there is five pieces of good news from the training ground, as
Kicker
reports.
Gnabry and Davies will soon be back at FC Bayern
Two injured FC Bayern players are about to make their comeback.
Serge Gnabry has been missing since last year; in the 5-1 defeat in Frankfurt in December, the German international suffered a muscle tendon injury in his adductor area and has been out ever since.
The 28-year-old is now returning to team training, just like the Canadian Alphonso Davies.
The left-back, who could leave Munich for Madrid in the summer, was injured in the 3-1 win against Borussia Mönchengladbach at the beginning of February.
According to the report, the 23-year-old and Gnabry should be available again in the second leg of the Champions League round of 16 against Lazio at the beginning of March at the latest.
Alphonso Davies and Serge Gnabry will soon be available to FC Bayern again.
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Bayern hospital is thinning out: Tuchel gets more options
The encounter with Lazio probably comes too early for Bayern's Kingsley Coman, Noussair Mazraoui and new signing Sacha Boey.
The three professionals were at least able to start running training again after their injuries.
Together with the returnees Gnabry and Davies, coach Thomas Tuchel will soon have five more options.
At the same time, the competition in the squad will be increased again, so that the entire team can benefit from the recovery of the two Bayern professionals.
With Bouna Sarr, who injured his cruciate ligament, and substitute goalkeeper Daniel Peretz, there are now only two long-term injured players left for the German record champions.
However, it is questionable whether Sarr will even play for FCB again due to the upcoming summer upheaval.
(jsk)