Alphonso Davies interview on his rehab | FC Bayern

"The 24-year-old tore his ACL while on international duty for Canada in the CONCACAF Nations League third-place playoff against USA in late March. FC Bayern have been without their star left-back since then. It's currently quiet at Säbener Straße because of the latest international break, yet Davies is continuing to work determinedly on his rehab at the training ground, with the hope of soon being able to train with the team again."

"As well as Davies, Jamal Musiala (dislocated ankle and fibula fracture) and Hiroki Ito (metatarsal fracture) have also been sidelined for months. Davies has shared some intense moments with the pair in rehab, with the three communicating regularly and motivating each other. "We see each other every day and try to keep our motivation up. It helps when you have good people around you," revealed Davies previously in an interview with FC Bayern TV in July."

"The next step is to return to team training with head coach Vincent Kompany, although there's no timing for that yet. The left-back may be renowned for his turbo acceleration, among other things, but with this he's taking the required time and exercising patience. "Injuries like this are part of sport. The only thing I can do now is battle back, not as quickly but as steadily as possible, so that hopefully nothing happens again.""

Alphonso Davies tore his ACL on international duty in late March and has been sidelined for over 200 days. He is running and training at Bayern's training ground and needs to add muscle mass to his right leg before returning to team sessions. Jamal Musiala and Hiroki Ito have also been out with long-term injuries, and the three have been communicating daily and motivating each other during rehab. Davies has been doing ball exercises since early September. The next step is to rejoin team training under Vincent Kompany, with no set timing, while prioritizing a steady recovery to avoid re-injury.

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