Therese Johaug Set to Make Her Comeback Ahead of 2025 World Championships

Therese Johaug, a legendary name in the world of cross-country skiing, has officially announced her long-anticipated return to the FIS Cross-Country World Cup. After a brief retirement, the Norwegian icon is poised to rejoin the national team as she sets her sights firmly on the 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim.

The news of Johaug's comeback has sparked a wave of excitement throughout the skiing community. Renowned for her exceptional track record, Johaug boasts an impressive collection of accolades, including multiple World Championship gold medals and Olympic honors. Her return to competitive skiing is sure to create an exhilarating new chapter in an already storied career.

Although plans for her upcoming season are still in the works, Johaug’s goal is crystal clear: to perform at the highest level, with the Trondheim World Championships as her ultimate target.

"I’m really excited to be back and to set new goals for myself," Johaug expressed in a recent statement. "The World Championships in Trondheim are a huge motivation for me, and I’m looking forward to the challenge."

Her rejoining the national team is a significant boost for Norway, which has a rich legacy in cross-country skiing. However, it remains uncertain which events Johaug will select as she aims to regain her competitive edge.

Fans and the skiing world alike will be closely following her comeback journey, eager to witness this phenomenal athlete back in action. As she prepares for the 2025 World Championships, supporters can anticipate the return of one of the sport’s greatest competitors.