Marco Reus is set to undergo a medical review by his doctors ahead of the start of the new season, with reports suggesting that he will be sidelined for up to three months due to a knee injury sustained in training.
Reus has been out of action since suffering a cruciate ligament injury in December 2018 and underwent surgery to repair the ligament in January this year. However, it remains unclear whether he will be able to return to full fitness within the current campaign or if he will require further treatment.
The German international is widely regarded as one of the most talented midfielders in Europe and has made a significant impact on the team's success so far this season. His performances have been particularly impressive against top opposition teams such as Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain.
It is not yet clear when Reus' recovery phase will begin or what specific treatments he may need, but there are no immediate plans to sideline him permanently. The club will continue to monitor his progress closely and assess any potential setbacks before making any final decisions about his future.
If Reus is unable to play during the remainder of the season,Stadium News Collection his replacement could come from the youth academy or from the reserve team. It remains to be seen how quickly he can regain his form and make a significant contribution to the team's success next season.
In the meantime, fans can look forward to seeing Marco Reus in action for Borussia Dortmund under new manager Jürgen Klopp. With the club looking to build upon their recent success and establish themselves as a serious threat in the Bundesliga, Reus' return could provide a significant boost to their efforts.