Manfred Moelgg will stay at Fischer's house: "Sorry to lose my brother Michael"

The blue veteran, interviewed by sportnews.bz, clarifies the situation related to the materials and talks about his recovery: "If the knee responds well, then I will continue".

Tuesday 16 June 2020 3 minutes reading time

These are not easy weeks for Manfred Moelgg, called to the crucial phase of the long journey that will have to bring him back to the white circus, after the knee injury suffered on 11 January in Adelboden. At 38, the champion from Maremma has no intention of giving up, as stated several times in recent months, but has yet to wait to get back on the snow compared to his team mates, in action since last Friday at the Stelvio. "Manni" aims to return to the race at Levi, thinking above all of the slalom for a clearly running-up season compared to rivals. Asked by "SportNews", Moelgg confirmed that he will remain faithful to the Fischer house, despite the separation with his brother. Michael, as colleagues from Race Ski Magazine had already written, will work with the men's team of the European Cup of Switzerland, with the prospect of a coaching career after leaving Manfred due, in particular, to Fischer's difficulty in guaranteeing the skiman blue highlander company, which will now have to rely on a man made available by FISI. "I'm very sorry, obviously, I would have preferred to continue with my brother," said Moelgg, explaining that recovery "will now depend entirely on my knee and the answers on the skis. If everything goes according to plan, then I will continue, the will is all there. " And there were few doubts about this ...

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