TSG Hoffenheim forward Ihlas Bebou has resumed partial training with the team, marking a significant step in his recovery from a knee injury that has sidelined him for the entire 2024–25 Bundesliga season.
The Togolese international, who underwent knee surgery in August, participated in team exercises on Tuesday, as confirmed by the club.
This development offers hope for his return to competitive play before the season concludes. )
Bebou’s absence has been felt by Hoffenheim, particularly as the team contends with a challenging campaign. His pace and attacking prowess were instrumental in the previous season, where he was a regular starter. The forward’s return could provide a much-needed boost as the club aims to secure a strong finish in the league.
While no specific timeline has been set for his full return to match action, the medical and coaching staff are proceeding with caution to ensure his complete recovery.
Manager Christian Ilzer has indicated that Bebou’s reintegration into the squad will be gradual, with the possibility of limited appearances before the season’s end.
Bebou’s return is also significant for the Togo national team, where he has earned 39 caps.
His recovery will be closely monitored by national team selectors, who will be eager to see him regain full fitness ahead of upcoming international fixtures.
As Hoffenheim navigates the final stages of the season, Bebou’s progress will be a focal point for both the club and its supporters, who are hopeful that his return will coincide with a positive end to the campaign.
