Spain winger Lamine Yamal is reported to be back in training and “on track” to be available for Spain’s opening match at the World Cup. Multiple outlets describe his return as part of his ongoing rehabilitation, following a hamstring problem that sidelined him since April. The reports indicate that Yamal’s recovery is progressing as planned, suggesting he is moving closer to full match readiness ahead of Spain’s first World Cup fixture. While the sources agree on his current status and injury timeline, they do not provide additional details on a specific training schedule, medical clearance date, or any alternative plans if his availability changes. The information therefore points to a cautiously optimistic outlook for his participation, framed around his recovery from the hamstring injury and his reported readiness to return in time for Spain’s first game. The final decision on his match fitness would typically depend on continued assessment nearer to kick-off, but that determination is not specified in the provided coverage.