The Latvian skipper is battling back from knee injuries that have curtailed him over the last couple of seasons.

Kristers Tobers has returned to training after being sidelined for over a year due to knee injuries. Teammate Mats Knoester described the Latvian defender as the hardest-working player at the club, while manager Stephen Robinson remains cautious about setting an exact timescale for his competitive return.
Tobers' return to the training ground provides a boost as Aberdeen prepares to face Dundee United following a recent home victory over St Mirren. Knoester also commended the influence and vocal leadership of goalkeeper Marius Muller since taking over earlier this season.
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