Harry Kane and Serge Gnabry returned to Bayern Munich training ahead of their decisive Champions League second-leg clash with Real Madrid.
Bayern lead the quarter-final tie 2-1 following an impressive first-leg win in Madrid, and preparations intensified at the Allianz Arena with both attackers back on the pitch after missing the 5-0 Bundesliga victory over FC St. Pauli on Saturday.
Kane, who proved decisive in the first leg at the Bernabeu, played the full match and scored the winning goal to put Bayern in control of the tie.
The England captain took part in an individual ball-training session, suggesting he is on track to be available for Wednesday’s encounter.
Gnabry also made encouraging progress. The winger, sidelined at the weekend with a minor knee issue, completed a running session despite wearing heavy strapping on his right knee. His return to training has raised optimism within the squad as Bayern aim to maintain their advantage.
Bayern’s attacking options will be crucial against a Real Madrid side known for their resilience in Europe. With Kane’s clinical finishing and Gnabry’s pace potentially back in the fold, Vincent Kompany’s side appear better equipped for the challenge ahead.
The German champions now face a defining night in their European campaign, with a place in the semi-finals within reach if they can finish the job on home soil.
