Neuer has recovered from his injury ahead of the World Cup — BILD
German national team goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has fully recovered from a calf injury and has returned to training with the rest of the squad ahead of the World Cup.
The experienced goalkeeper is already training without restrictions and could play in the national team’s next match.
According to BILD, during the training camp in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Neuer completed a full training session alongside the other goalkeepers.
The very next day, for the first time since his recovery, he took part in game drills alongside the outfield players.
The coaching staff closely monitored the 40-year-old goalkeeper’s condition after his return to training.
Meanwhile, the medical staff confirmed that the goalkeeper has successfully recovered from his calf muscle injury and can train as usual.
Neuer is expected to see playing time as early as June 14, when the German national team plays a friendly match against the Curaçao national team. This match could be his first since his forced break due to injury.
Manuel Neuer remains one of the most successful goalkeepers in the history of German soccer. During his career with the national team, he has played 124 matches, conceded 118 goals, and kept 50 clean sheets.
This was reported by BILD.
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