The front of Borussia Dortmund, Sebastian Halleris back in training after undergoing surgery and chemotherapy to treat a testicular tumor discovered in July.
“Happy New Year everyone! And it’s been a great start for me because it means getting back on the pitch,” the 28-year-old Ivory Coast international wrote on Twitter, posting pictures of himself exercise at the gym. “2022 was not the easiest year, but it prepared me for all the new challenges that 2023 will bring.”
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German Dortmund signed Haller for an initial fee of €31 million (€33 million) in the season finale after the striker scored 34 goals last season for Dutch champions Ajax. Dortmund announced that Haller would be “carefully introduced” back into team discipline.
Dortmund are sixth in the Bundesliga, nine points behind leaders Bayern Munich. The season resumes later this month, with Dortmund taking on Augsburg on January 22.
Source: La Verdad
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