Juan Bernat, the Argentine midfielder who joined Paris Saint-Germain in January from Real Madrid, has returned to training after missing several weeks due to injury.
Bernat suffered an ankle injury during PSG's victory over Rennes on September 21 and was subsequently ruled out for up to four weeks. However, he has now resumed training under the guidance of his new team-mates at the Parc des Princes.
The 27-year-old's return is a welcome sight for PSG, who have struggled defensively this season, conceding 14 goals in their first three matches. Bernat's versatility could be crucial as PSG look to strengthen their defense going forward.
"It's great to see Juan back on the pitch," said PSG manager Thomas Tuchel. "He's been a key player for us in the past and we're excited to see what he can bring to our squad."
Bernat's injury has also provided an opportunity for young players such as Maxwel Cornet and Marco Verratti to step up and take on more responsibility. The Argentina international has already made two appearances for PSG since returning to training, contributing to both victories against Lille and Rennes.
Despite the setback, Bernat remains confident that he will be able to contribute to PSG's campaign this season. "I'm happy to be back on the pitch and I'll do everything I can to help my teammates win games," he said.
With Bernat's return to training, PSG fans can once again hope that their team will be able to turn around their disappointing start to the season. With the talented midfielder back in action, there is every chance that PSG will be able to make a strong comeback this season.