Daniel-André Tande is back in Norway: transferred after 8 days to Ljubljana, the recovery proceeds

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Daniel-André Tande is back in Norway: transferred after 8 days to Ljubljana, the recovery proceeds

The jumper, who crashed in Planica last March 25th, is much better and Braathen, manager of the Norwegian national team, is confident: "He will be able to compete again at very high levels, but one step at a time".

Eight days at the university hospital in Ljubljana, with the beginning of this week he had already made him breathe a huge sigh of relief about his condition, after waking up from the drug coma. Now comes the news that Daniel-André Tande has been transported to Norway, to continue the recovery path after the terrible fall remedied in the training jump ahead of the first ski flight competition in Planica. It will take weeks and months of rehabilitation, but there is also confidence in Tande's return to a trampoline, probably as early as next season. The confirmation comes from the manager of the Norwegian national team, Clas Brede Braathen, to the microphones of NRK. "It will be necessary to take one step at a time, but he will be able to return because he has not suffered an injury that will prevent him from continuing his career - his words - I think of great returns like those of Aksel Lund Svindal, again at the highest level, and I think that Daniel he will still be able to be the best jumper in the world ”.
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