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The Swiss champion has yet to manage herself after the form of mononucleosis that hit her in July, but the presence at the opening in less than 4 weeks is possible. Word to the South Tyrolean technician who follows her.
Tuesday 28 September 2021 2 minutes reading time
If good news has not arrived from Swiss-Ski in recent days with the forced stop for Corinne Suter, who suffered a series of major bone bruises that will force her to jump the opening giant of the 2021/22 World Cup, Saturday 23 October in Soelden, here on the Rettenbach there could be, albeit not in top form, another Swiss star.
Michelle Gisin, as reported by "Blick" who talked about the recovery of the Olympic champion in charge of combined with the South Tyrolean technician Alois Prenn, has in fact resumed working on skis in Zermatt and the condition seems to be decent, after the long stop due to the serious health problem that hit the 27-year-old from Engelberg, in the pits since early July for a form of mononucleosis, Pfeiffer's glandular fever.
"Everything is going in the right direction - the words to the Swiss newspaper in Prenn, head coach of the technical disciplines group - Michelle is happy to be able to get back on skis fairly quickly, but at the same time it is a period that must serve as a test. She knows she has to be careful and honest with herself, stopping when fatigue takes over.
Soelden? It is the goal, but only the next few weeks will tell us if it is realistic ”.
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