The 20-year-old had been forced to withdraw from international duty with Germany after suffering a capsule injury, a setback that briefly halted what had been a highly promising spell in his development.
However, according to reports in Bild, Urbig has now resumed full team training and is expected to be available for selection against SC Freiburg on Saturday in the Bundesliga.
While Manuel Neuer is set to start between the posts, Urbig's return provides important depth for Bayern at a crucial stage of the season. The youngster has impressed throughout the campaign and remains highly regarded within the club's goalkeeping ranks.
His absence from the national team camp was a missed opportunity to further catch the eye of Germany's coaching staff, but the immediate priority is clear. With Bayern preparing for Saturday's league encounter followed by a high-stakes UEFA Champions League clash against Real Madrid on Tuesday, squad availability is vital.
From a tactical standpoint, having Urbig back in contention allows Bayern to maintain stability in their goalkeeping department, particularly as the schedule intensifies. Even in a backup role, his presence ensures that the team can manage workload and remain competitive across both domestic and European competitions.
Paris Saint-Germain return to Ligue 1 action tonight as they host Toulouse, with their focus already on Wednesday's UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg against Liverpool in Paris.
Jude Bellingham is set to be eased back into action, with Real Madrid determined not to rush their midfield star despite his return from injury.
Arne Slot has said Liverpool's demanding run of fixtures is exactly what his players have worked for, insisting the coming weeks will define their season.
Nico Schlotterbeck has dismissed reports suggesting he is close to signing a new contract with Borussia Dortmund, insisting talks remain unresolved despite growing speculation around his future.
