Marcel Hirscher leaves Comeback open

Basically, the 36-year-old wants to race again, but a few things have to happen.

Does Marcel Hirscher continue, or does the eight-time overall World Cup winner finish his ski career after the cruciate ligament break suffered in December a second time? In the ServusTV show "Sport and Talk in Hangar-7" the 36-year-old Salzburger Monday evening said to a possible comeback quite openly: "I like – I like!" "I felt a puzzle before me that is actually quite full. But there are still a few Eckerl.', says Hirscher. "There are also ru…

With his comeback last year, ski alpine legend Marcel Hirscher had caused a big stir. However, a cruciate ligament crack broke the dream early. Now the Austrian did not rule out a return to the World Cup.

Austrian alpine skiing champion Marcel Hirscher has not completely ruled out a return to competitive sport. The 36-year-old Hirscher is considering a return to competitive sports after a surprising return to the World Cup and an injury that forced him to miss most of the season.

Marcel Hirscher leaves his return to the alpine World Cup open. After his comeback last autumn and a severe knee injury, the eight-time overall World Cup winner is working on his recovery.

Marcel Hirscher remains open about whether he will return to the Alpine Ski World Cup. "I'd like to, but a few things still need to be done for it to make sense," the 36-year-old from Salzburg said on Monday evening on the Sport & Talk program on ServusTV.