Liverpool centre-back Martin Skrtel has returned to training and should be fit for Slovakia's World Cup campaign.
The 25 year-old had been suffering from a broken metatarsal since Liverpool's 3-1 victory over Romanian side Unirea in the Europa League back in February.
Skrtel has now returned to full training at Liverpool's Melwood training ground, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The Slovakian is in his third season at Anfield and has played 24 times for Liverpool this term, scoring a solitary goal.
Skrtel has played 36 times for his country, scoring five times and will be eager to star for Slovakia at the World Cup, having now returned to fitness.
The 25 year-old had been suffering from a broken metatarsal since Liverpool's 3-1 victory over Romanian side Unirea in the Europa League back in February.
Skrtel has now returned to full training at Liverpool's Melwood training ground, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The Slovakian is in his third season at Anfield and has played 24 times for Liverpool this term, scoring a solitary goal.
Skrtel has played 36 times for his country, scoring five times and will be eager to star for Slovakia at the World Cup, having now returned to fitness.
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