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The German federsci has announced the recovery times for Stefan Luitz, who has dislocated his left shoulder by falling behind a few doors of the Adelboden men's World Cup giant after he finished fourth in the first place.
Tuesday 15 January 2019 1 minutes reading time
Yesterday at the hospital in Monaco the examinations to which the 26 year old Bavarian was submitted did not show any further damage and above all the surgery can be avoided. Now Luitz will perform rehabilitation and in three weeks he should be able to return to training on skis, his goal of course is to return to race as soon as possible.
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