Orlando Pirates have received a boost with reports that midfielder Sihle Nduli is back in full training with the squad after a serious injury that was feared to keep him out for the rest of the year.

The news will be a relief to supporters, who have waited patiently for his return. Nduli plays an important role in the middle of the park, and his absence has been a concern for the team.

According to an update shared among supporters, he has made good progress in his recovery and is now training with his teammates again. His injury was first expected to keep him sidelined for a long period, so his return appears to be ahead of what many had expected. Reports say surgery and rehabilitation played a big part in his recovery, though the club has not confirmed a specific timeline for his return to action.

Much of the talk now is about whether he could be available for the upcoming Soweto Derby against Kaizer Chiefs, one of the biggest fixtures on the South African football calendar. Having an experienced midfielder back in contention would give the team another option for that match. However, returning to full training does not mean he will automatically play. His fitness, match readiness and the coach's assessment will decide whether he makes the matchday squad.

His return could also add depth to the Pirates midfield as the team tries to maintain its good form. Supporters will hope he can bring balance and control to the middle of the park and help the side keep up its strong defensive performances.

After a long spell away from competitive football, Nduli will be keen to find his rhythm again. For now, seeing him back on the training field is encouraging news for Pirates fans, who will be hoping to see him on the pitch soon.

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