Ghanaian midfielder Nana Ampomah has returned to training with Fortuna Dusseldorf after missing the club's first four matches of the season.
Ampomah was injured and missed the games against Magdeburg, Paderborn, Offenbach, and Sanhausen.
Ampomah took part in Fortuna's first team training on Tuesday morning, where he was partially integrated into the team's intense training session.
Coach Daniel Thioune in an interview with the journalists said the training sessions were very important.
"I attach great importance to that," he told the journalists.
The 26-year-old could make his season debut this weekend against Greuther Furth at home.
Ampomah returned to the German club this summer after spending the last two seasons on loan at Belgian side Royal Antwerp.
The former Waasland Beveren star has one year left on his contract with Dusseldorf, and he is ready to fight for a place in the team ahead of next season.
He was one of Europe's hottest prospects before his €2.80 million move to Dusseldorf in 2019, having dazzled in the Belgian top-flight with Waasland-Beveren.
But things did not go as planned in his first season in Germany, forcing Dusseldorf to send him on a loan to Antwerp, where he was ruined by injuries.
Ampomah was called up to the Black Stars in 2017 and appeared in four games.