Dan Biton Returns to Training Field for Hapoel Be'er Sheva
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Hapoel Be'er Sheva midfielder Dan Biton, sidelined for six months with viral myocarditis, has begun on-field running drills as part of his recovery. He is under close medical supervision with a plan for his return to play.
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- Dan Biton has begun on-field running drills.
- He has been sidelined for six months with heart inflammation.
- Biton is under close medical supervision.
- A return to full activity is anticipated soon.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva midfielder Dan Biton has taken a significant step towards returning to full activity, participating in his first running session on the field on Sunday. The optimism surrounding his comeback was bolstered by a photo shared on social media by his close friend and teammate, Eliel Peretz, showing Biton training with fitness coach Michael Brush.
Biton, 31, has been sidelined for approximately six months following the discovery of viral myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle. Last week, he had increased his aerobic training within the club's gym facilities.
Throughout his recovery, Biton has been under continuous medical supervision and regular check-ups with cardiologists. These specialists have provided him with a comprehensive plan for his return to play and are closely monitoring his progress.
