Thibaut Courtois, the Belgian goalkeeper for Real Madrid, is on the verge of making his comeback following a period on the sidelines due to injury. Courtois has been actively participating in team training sessions as he gears up for his return after the international break.
Injury Timeline
Courtois’ recent injury woes began with a muscle injury reported on 30th September 2024, which subsequently led to him missing significant fixtures, including the high-profile El Clásico on 23rd October 2024. Prior to this, Courtois had suffered a meniscus rupture in March 2024, which had already put his season in jeopardy.
Recovery and Training
The 32-year-old shot-stopper has been working diligently with the Real Madrid squad to regain full fitness. His return is highly anticipated as he has been a crucial part of the team’s defensive line-up. Courtois’ style of play is characterised by his exceptional shot-stopping ability and commanding presence in the penalty area.
Career Highlights
Courtois, who joined Real Madrid from Chelsea in 2018, has been instrumental in the club’s successes over the years. His career has been marked by numerous accolades, including multiple league titles and a FIFA World Cup Golden Glove award. His return is expected to bolster Real Madrid’s defensive capabilities as they continue their campaign in both domestic and European competitions.