Magdalena Egger: home game in St. Anton and the way back to success!

Magdalena Egger: home game in St. Anton and the way back to success!

Kärnten, Österreich - In St. Anton, the signs for the talented skier Magdalena Egger stand up to green. The 23-year-old athlete who grew up in Lech am Arlberg is preparing for an exciting speed weekend after recovering from a serious injury. Egger, who had already celebrated impressive success in her career, including several medals at the Junior World Championships, suffered an injury in the inner band of the right knee in January and a concussion. After months of rehabilitation, the all -rounder is finally back on skis, if not in racing, as the "Krone" reports.

first race after the injury

At her comeback in St. Anton, Egger will do everything possible to create the qualification for the departure on Saturday. Her first appearance on the "Karl Schranz" slope was three years ago; At that time she was in 51th place. In the meantime, Egger has improved a lot and most recently took second place in the European Cup Super-G in Zauchensee. Surrounded by friends and family who have founded their new fan club in Carinthia, she hopes for a motivation boost. "My first goal is to create the qualification for the departure," she explained optimistically. However, the final training fell victim to a coaching decision, which increases the pressure.

The talented Vorarlberg woman is determined to continue her impressive career. After returning to the ski shop, Egger plans to take part in races in Cortina d’Ampezzo, where your new fan club should be ready to support you. "I would like to continue the path taken with giant slalom, super-g and departure," said Egger about her ambitious goals. Fans and experts agree that this coming back could be a turning point of her career, especially when you consider that with nine medals she is the most successful participant in the history of the Junior World Championships, as Laola1 planned. The eyes are now aimed at them when they face the challenge.