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Glynn was man of the match in Galway's All-Ireland quarter-final win over Cork. Ryan Byrne/INPHO

Living in America! Galway don't know if Johnny Glynn will be back hurling this year

Micheál Donoghue “hopeful” that star forward will play some part in 2016 campaign.

ALLSTAR NOMINEE JONATHAN Glynn may not feature for Galway this season.

The Ardrahan clubman, man of the match in Galway’s thrilling All-Ireland quarter-final win over Cork last summer, moved to the United States in the autumn.

He was due to return after a few months but new manager Micheál Donoghue said he is not sure if the bustling forward will be back this season.

Glynn moved to America after Galway’s defeat to Kilkenny in last year’s All-Ireland final and has yet to indicate whether he will be moving home to return to the Galway panel.

Donoghue, who has taken over the reins from Anthony Cunningham, has spoken to Glynn and remains hopeful that he may return.

“Johnny went to America, but I’ve spoken to him on a few occasions. It’s just ongoing at the moment,” said Donoghue.

“We’re respectful of what he wanted to do and it’s something we’ll revisit in a few weeks’ time. Hopefully we can work out something together.”

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