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Felix Agu Returns to Full Training After Injury Layoff Ahead of Werder Bremen’s Upcoming Fixture

Felix Agu Returns to Full Training After Injury Setback

Felix Agu, 26, Nigerian defender for Werder Bremen, has returned to full team training following an adductor muscle injury that kept him sidelined for several weeks. The injury occurred during the pre-match warm-up before Bremen’s 2-1 loss to FC St. Pauli in February. Agu had initially been included in the starting lineup for that match but was forced to withdraw at the last minute due to the injury.

Felix Agu injury recovery
Felix Agu representing Nigeria

Agu’s return is a key development for Werder Bremen, especially as they prepare for their upcoming match against FSV Mainz. The defender has been working through a structured rehabilitation program since the injury, and his return to group training offers head coach Daniel Thioune more defensive options ahead of the weekend fixture.

Nigerian Players Boniface and Ade Remain Out

While Agu’s comeback provides some hope for Bremen, the club still faces challenges with two other Nigerian players unavailable. Striker Victor Boniface is continuing his recovery from knee surgery, and midfielder Wesley Ade is still undergoing rehabilitation after suffering a torn ligament. Both players are expected to remain out for an extended period, which leaves Bremen slightly undermanned.

Felix Agu injury recovery
Felix Agu injured

Impact on the 2025 AFCON

Agu’s injury forced him to miss the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, which was a significant blow for the player and his national team.

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