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Thibaut Courtois made his comeback to Real Madrid training.
What if, finally, Thibaut Courtois played again this season? Away from the field since last August due to a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, the Belgian goalkeeper suffered a rupture of the meniscus in the other knee in March, just a few days after having found the training path.
A new injury synonymous with the end of the season for Courtois, according to the Spanish press at the time. Yes, but there you have it, the former Chelsea goalkeeper seems ahead of his rehabilitation program since he was back on the White House training grounds this Friday and even touched the ball, as shown in images relayed by A.S..
Good news for the 31-year-old goalkeeper, who is however not yet guaranteed to play competitively again this season.
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