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The German midfielder is back in full team training at FC Bayern Munich following her second ACL injury, though a competitive return date remains unconfirmed.
AILena Oberdorf is training with her FC Bayern Munich teammates once again. The 24-year-old midfielder has completed her recovery from a second ACL injury and is now taking part in full team sessions, as reported by Kicker.
Despite the positive step, there is no fixed date for Oberdorf's competitive comeback. She will sit out the forthcoming friendly against FC Paris as well as the Supercup clash with VfL Wolfsburg.
Her pathway back into matchday squads is being carefully managed alongside medical staff, with the priority firmly on following protocols and avoiding unnecessary strain.
Oberdorf's main ambition now is simple - stay fit and rediscover the joy of playing. Previous serious injuries have already cost her appearances at major tournaments, and the German international is determined not to let history repeat itself.
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