Konrad Laimer begins individual ball work in FC Bayern recovery

Individual Recovery and Ball Work at Säbener Straße

Konrad Laimer has taken a concrete step forward in his recovery. The 29-year-old FC Bayern professional has been sidelined due to a muscle injury in his adductor region.

On Thursday, the rehabilitation process reached a fresh milestone. Sidelined with an adductor muscle issue, Laimer stepped onto the pitch at Säbener Straße to complete individual exercises with the ball at his feet for the first time. According to updates from FC Bayern, this marks the next phase in his individual recovery program.

However, club officials have not yet named a specific date for when the defender can rejoin the rest of the squad for team training, creating an uncertain timeline for his return.

Race Against Time for Austria’s National Team

Beyond his club commitments, Laimer faces a tight window regarding international duty with the ÖFB team. Austria is scheduled to face Ireland on October 1st and Kosovo on October 4th.

Konrad Laimer begins individual ball work in FC Bayern recovery
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While Laimer was initially left out of the selection for the matches against Israel and Kosovo, a later call-up for subsequent fixtures has not been ruled out entirely. Whether his physical progress will allow him to feature for the national team during this current international break must still be evaluated as training sessions continue.

Upcoming Club Schedule for Bayern Munich

With domestic and international fixtures looming, Laimer’s recovery pace dictates his availability for upcoming matches.

FC Bayern returns to Bundesliga action following the international break with a fixture against FC Augsburg scheduled for October 10th.

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