Ghana international Marvin Senaya has taken a significant step in his recovery after returning to grass training following a muscle injury sustained during the Black Stars’ final match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Senaya picked up the injury during Ghana’s Round of 32 encounter against Colombia in July, bringing a premature end to his involvement in the tournament.
The defender was arguably one of Ghana’s standout performers at the global showpiece, delivering impressive displays that underlined his importance to the national team.
His return to running on the grass represents encouraging progress in his rehabilitation, although it remains unclear when he will be available to return to full team training and competitive action.
Senaya’s recovery will be closely monitored as he works towards regaining full fitness following the setback.
His return to action would provide a timely boost for Ghana, with the defender expected to remain an important figure in the Black Stars’ plans going forward.
