Bayern München’s captain Philipp Lahm has started his recovery training following a broken foot. On Tuesday, the 31-year-old did his first cycling session. “I feel super. It is a great feeling to get rid of the crutches and to be able to step on the gas once again. Everything is going according to plan,” said Lahn on FCB.de. From now on, the World Champion will work with rehabilitation trainer Wilhelmi on his endurance, strength and flexibility. His comeback is planned for the end of February. The former captain of the German national team sustained a broken ankle in November when training with the record champions.
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Bayern München’s captain Philipp Lahm has started his recovery training following a broken foot. On Tuesday, the 31-year-old did his first cycling session. “I feel super. It is a great feeling to get rid of the crutches and to be able to step on the gas once again. Everything is going according to plan,” said Lahn on FCB.de. From now on, the World Champion will work with rehabilitation trainer Wilhelmi on his endurance, strength and flexibility. His comeback is planned for the end of February. The former captain of the German national team sustained a broken ankle in November when training with the record champions.