Bayern Munich’s Manuel Neuer Returns to Training After Skiing Accident
- Manuel Neuer suffered a career-wrecking ski accident following the FIFA World Cup
- The German International has been on the treatment table through 2023
- Neuer has now made a surprise return to Bayern Munich’s first-team fold
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Bayern Munich’s search for a top-class goalkeepermay soon become a thing of the past following recent reports surrounding the availability of first-choice goalie Manuel Neuer.
The German captain, who has been out of action following a skiing accident, has just handed Thomas Tuchel the perfect early-season boost the club would require as the transfer window draws the curtain.
According to reports from the club’s official website, the club said the 37-year-old shot-stopper took part in the club’s goalkeeper’s goalkeepers on Monday for the first time since breaking his leg in a skiing accident in December.
Nueuer’s return comes as a timely boost for the Bavarian side, who are in the market for a reliable replacement for their captain.
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Football Bayern’s goalkeeping dilemmaFollowing the longtime Neuer sustained off the back of a disappointing WorldCup with Germany in Qatar, the Bavarian club have resorted to a few makeshift options in goal, including Sven Ulriech and recently transferred Yann Sommer.
Since the start of the 2023/24 Bundesliga season, backup Ulreich has been in goal for the first three games of Bayern’s season, including Sunday’s 3-1 win over Augsburg.
The club remains linked with a few goalkeepers in Europe, including free agent David De Gea, after the club missed out on Chelsea’s Kepa Arizzabalaga.
The Bundesliga giant also recently
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