Siyabonga Ngezana, a central defender for the South African national team, has resumed training in Romania. The 28-year-old player, who plays for the club, returned to training after a period of recovery. Ngezana was sidelined due to a knee injury sustained during a recent match. His return to training marks a positive step in his rehabilitation. The training sessions are taking place in a facility in Romania, where the team is based for a pre-season camp. Ngezana’s participation in training is seen as a crucial part of his recovery process. The team’s coaching staff has expressed confidence in his ability to regain full fitness. The South African national team is preparing for upcoming international fixtures, with Ngezana expected to be part of the squad. His return adds depth to the defensive line. The training schedule is designed to gradually build his endurance and strength. Ngezana’s injury was a setback for the team, but his return signals progress. The coaching staff is monitoring his progress closely. The team is focused on maintaining a strong defensive structure. Ngezana’s recovery is a key priority for the squad. The training sessions are part of a structured rehabilitation plan. The team is hopeful he will be fit for the next match.