FC Bayern can look forward to Kingsley Coman returning soon. The Frenchman returned to running training after a two-week injury break.
As Bayern reported, Coman took an important step towards a comeback on Tuesday and completed a first running session on Säbener Straße. Around two and a half weeks ago, the 26-year-old tore a muscle fiber in his left rear thigh.
After his red card on the final day of last season against VfB Stuttgart, the winger was suspended at the start of the season and was only allowed to play in the 7-0 win in Bochum on the third day of the game. Coman was on the field for the full 90 minutes against VfL and in the home game against Gladbach that followed. On the fifth matchday at Union Berlin he was substituted after 73 minutes. Coach Julian Nagelsmann also took him off after 75 minutes in the 2-0 away win against Inter Milan. Shortly after the game in Italy, Coman suffered a torn muscle during training.
Bayern did not announce how long it would take for the right-footed player to be operational again. Given the current crisis, fans are hoping Coman will be available again after the international break.
This article was originally published on 90min.com as After a hamstring: Kingsley Coman back in training.
