VfB Stuttgart’s exciting winger Jamie Leweling is set to make his full return in January, according to head coach Sebastian Hoeneß. As the Bundesliga approaches its final game of the year, the German-born Ghanaian talent remains sidelined despite resuming training.

Speaking during Thursday’s press conference, Hoeneß confirmed that Leweling is not yet match-ready and will not be included in the squad. “The game comes too early for Jamie, so we won’t take any risks,” the coach explained. “He will be fully involved from January 2nd.”

The 22-year-old has made nine Bundesliga appearances this season, contributing one goal and one assist. Although his time on the pitch has been limited, Leweling’s flashes of brilliance have made him an integral part of Stuttgart’s plans. His recent contract extension until 2029 is a testament to the club’s confidence in his potential.

Leweling’s comeback is set to bolster Stuttgart’s attack when they resume their campaign on January 12th with an away clash against FC Augsburg. Fans are eager to see the dynamic winger return with renewed energy as he aims to deliver a strong second half of the season.

With his talent and long-term commitment to the club, Leweling’s return could be a game-changer for Stuttgart’s push for success in 2024.