""It will take a while. But things are progressing, things are looking positive. He can put full weight on his foot again. He's in a positive direction, but it will still take a while,""
""My foot felt good. My first jump a few weeks ago, then my first run on the Alter-G, now on the pitch. I think you take a new step forward every week.""
""(It's now about) getting used to running again, building up speed. Then I'll start with the ball. Dribbling, passing, shooting. It's always one step at a time, you don't want to do anything too quickly. When I come back, I want to be at 100 per cent, at a good level. That's why we're taking our time.""
Jamal Musiala returned to individual training after sustaining a broken fibula in a collision with Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma at the Club World Cup. He completed individual on-pitch work and can now put full weight on his foot, marking positive progress while club medical staff caution that recovery will still take time. Musiala progressed from his first jump to a run on the Alter-G and now to on-field running, focusing on rebuilding speed before reintroducing ball work such as dribbling, passing and shooting. He aims for full 100 percent fitness and appreciates strong support from the team and fans.
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