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Bayern Munich’s Serge Gnabry, Tim Binder making progress

FC Bayern might be getting some attackers back in the fold.

Bayern Munich’s Serge Gnabry, Tim Binder making progress

MUNICH, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 01: Serge Gnabry and Tim Binder of FC Bayern Munich are making progress in their individual comebacks, as both completed training sessions at Säbener Straße on Thursday. Despite not participating in team training, their attendance at individual sessions signifies positive strides in their rehabilitation.

For Gnabry, his return holds significant importance for Bayern Munich, considering his versatility and ability to contribute from various positions on the pitch. Bayern Munich boasts strong attacking depth, but Gnabry's return would provide Vincent Kompany with an experienced player to manage their demanding schedule. Binder, on the other hand, is recovering from a minor muscle tear in his right hamstring and is determined to regain full fitness.

The club's primary focus remains on ensuring both players return completely fit, rather than rushing their returns. Individual training sessions at Säbener Straße serve as encouraging indicators that Gnabry and Binder are progressing towards their respective comebacks.

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