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Youssouf Sabaly returned to training with Real Betis on Thursday October 19. The Senegalese international was injured during the friendly match between the Lions of Teranga and the Fennecs of Algeria last September (0-1).Injured in the adductor muscles, he was forced to give up his place on the hour mark. He also missed Senegal's last outing (against Cameroon (1-0)) on October 16. Sabaly is back on the pitch with 3 months to go before the African Cup of Nations. This news is sure to delight Aliou Cissé and the Senegalese fans.
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