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England midfielder Jude Bellingham is unlikely to be sidelined for much longer.
Having stopped playing at the start of the season due to an injury to the plantar muscle in his right leg, Jude Bellingham is getting closer to a return to competition. Good news for the player who has just been named among the candidates for the Ballon d’Or.
Bellingham to return soon
According to journalist Mario Cortagena of The Athletic, the plan of the Real medical staff is to have him fit for the first match after the end of the international break. That is to say the opposition against Real Sociedad, scheduled for September 14th away.
The England international is currently continuing his physical work in order to be ready to attack as soon as possible. While his teammates, not selected by their national teams, were given five days of rest, he remained active. He will continue his fitness program until next Saturday.
In addition to Bellingham, the European champion club should recover another of its injured players fairly quickly. Eduardo Camavinga, who injured his knee four weeks ago, is giving encouraging signs to his medical staff. If all goes well and there is no relapse, the French international should be operational at the end of September.
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