Jacobs: Olympic run top dog cleared to continue preparing

• Marcell Jacobs has been cleared to continue training after recovering from a muscle injury.
• Olympic gold medallist pulled out of Diamond League gatherings in Eugene, Rome and Oslo due to injury.
• Italy’s games organization (FIDAL) says Jacobs is ready to return to full training.

Jacobs, who got the injury in his 100 meters succeed at a meet in Savona last month, went through demonstrative tests on Wednesday, it added.

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“The result of the (tests), as per what was proclaimed by the … wellbeing staff, is positive, and permits the competitor to consistently continue preparing,” FIDAL said on Thursday.

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Jacobs turned into the primary Italian to win Olympic 100m gold in Tokyo last August, timing an European record 9.80 seconds in the last, prior to adding a second gold in the 4x100m hand-off.

The 27-year-old will be hoping to return to his best before the big showdowns in Oregon in July.