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Giulia Gwinn and Lena Oberdorf are back in action for FC Bayern München after lengthy injury absences, with coach José Barcala hailing their return as a major boost.
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Giulia Gwinn marked her return to competitive action with a goal after spending more than three months on the sidelines following shoulder surgery. The FC Bayern München star's comeback was an emotional affair, with Gwinn admitting she felt overwhelmed by the occasion.
Lena Oberdorf also stepped back onto the pitch for Bayern, featuring in the side's fixture against FSV Mainz 05. Her return carries extra significance given it follows a second serious knee injury - a setback that would test the resolve of any player. Oberdorf's partner presented her with a bouquet of flowers after the match, underlining just how meaningful the moment was, as Soccerdonna reports.
Head coach José Barcala made no secret of his relief at welcoming both players back into the fold. He stressed how much their absence had been felt and highlighted the immediate lift their quality brings to the squad.
Bayern's injury list looks set to shrink further. Franziska Kett is close to rejoining team training, while Sarah Zadrazil continues to make progress on her own road to recovery.
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