Ingebrigtsen's Track Comeback Delayed Amid Injury and Legal Drama
Norwegian Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen postpones his track return due to an Achilles injury, missing key events in June. Meanwhile, he remains involved in a legal trial involving his father, who faces abuse charges. Ingebrigtsen plans to resume racing later in the year.
Olympic gold medalist Jakob Ingebrigtsen has announced a delay in his return to competitive running due to an Achilles injury. This means he will miss the Ostrava Golden Spike and the Oslo Bislett Games in June.
In a statement, Ingebrigtsen acknowledged his recent minor injury has hindered his training. Although his condition is improving, he has decided to postpone his competition return until later in the year.
Ingebrigtsen is also in the spotlight due to a trial involving his father, Gjert Ingebrigtsen, who has been accused by Norwegian police of child abuse, charges that include allegations involving Jakob.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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