Take Kubo is back in Royal training
Takefusa Kubo, a Japanese player from the Royal Society, returned to training on Mondayafter more than two months injured and will be able to play the game against the Levante.
The left side suffered a fracture in the left leg ischitibial on January 18 during the match against Barcelona and has been on leave ever since.
Although he was originally going to London to concentrate on his selection, he will stay in San Sebastian to reach the league game 100%.
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