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The midfielder is fully involved in team sessions after two ACL injuries, though she will miss the Supercup against VfL Wolfsburg.
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Lena Oberdorf is finally training without limitations alongside her FC Bayern Munich teammates. The midfielder is fully involved in all aspects of sessions - running, passing, and tackling - marking a significant milestone after a gruelling rehabilitation.
Oberdorf had been restricted to a "neutral player" role in training to shield her from contact, and for good reason. Two ACL tears in her right knee within just 15 months demanded an exceptionally cautious recovery path, Sport1 reports.
Despite the progress, Oberdorf will sit out the Supercup clash with VfL Wolfsburg. Her medical team retains full control over the timeline for competitive action.
The 24-year-old has spoken openly about the personal growth that came with her time on the sidelines, saying she has learned patience and developed a clearer sense of what - and who - truly matters to her.
Georgia Stanway's departure has opened a prominent gap in Bayern's engine room, and coach José Barcala is counting on Oberdorf to fill it. Expectations are high.
For now, though, Oberdorf is keeping her focus narrow. With Germany's squad gearing up for the World Cup in Brazil, she is concentrating on settling at Bayern and rediscovering her joy for the game rather than looking too far ahead.
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