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Mary Fowler's Return and Relationship Rumors

Mary Fowler, a key player for the Australian national team, has been in Australia while recovering from a serious knee injury. Her presence Down Under is part of her rehabilitation process as she aims to return to play in time for next year’s Asian Cup.

Fowler recently made headlines when she was spotted dining at a top Sydney restaurant with her boyfriend, Nathan Cleary, and his family. This sighting has dispelled rumors that their relationship was in trouble. The couple was seen together at Totti’s, a famous Italian eatery in Sydney’s inner west, alongside Cleary’s father and coach, Ivan, and his sister Indi.

This new development comes after Matildas coach Joe Montemurro confirmed that Fowler is on track to make a successful return from her knee injury. She is expected to be fit and ready to play in the Asian Cup, which is set to take place next year.

The couple’s relationship had faced some speculation earlier this year. Out-of-character moves on social media and the fact that Nathan wasn’t there to greet Fowler when she arrived in Sydney seemed to indicate a shift in their dynamic. However, recent events have shown otherwise. Fowler was seen cheering for Nathan as his team, the Panthers, defeated the Wests Tigers. The pair were also photographed leaving Penrith headquarters together, smiling and laughing.

In addition to Fowler’s progress, Montemurro shared positive news about another key player, Sam Kerr. He expressed confidence that Kerr will be fit and ready for the Asian Cup. The Matildas will face strong teams such as South Korea, the Philippines, and Iran in the group stage of the tournament.

Fowler suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament during the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester United in April. Initially, it looked like she might be out for nearly a year, which would have been a major setback for Australia’s chances of winning the Asian Cup. However, Montemurro said that Fowler is progressing better than expected.

“She's in Sydney at the moment doing some running. She's looking good, and she should be hopefully back playing before November,” Montemurro said.

Fowler had been in excellent form for her club, scoring 10 goals across all competitions. She also played a crucial role in Australia’s recent international friendlies against South Korea. Montemurro praised her impact on the team.

“She's a special player and a special player not just for Australia but worldwide. She's that X-factor, and you need those X-factors in these tournaments. You need that player to unlock something at times, and to have Mary involved will be really good.”

Montemurro is equally optimistic about Sam Kerr’s return. Although her recovery from an anterior cruciate ligament tear has been longer than expected, Kerr has returned to pre-season training at Chelsea. She had previously suffered another injury that required surgery, but Montemurro believes she is on the right path.

“Hopefully, by the end of pre-season, she'll be at the level with everyone else and then she's up for game time. Everything's tracking positively.”

Australia will begin its campaign for a second Asian Cup trophy when they host the Philippines in the opening match at Perth's Optus Stadium on March 1. The team will then face Iran and South Korea in subsequent matches.