Corinthians trio train and try to come back against Atlético Go; Defenders must be embezzled

Corinthians are trying to boost three athletes in the match against Atlético-Go, on Saturday, away from home, in the Brazilian Championship. At least that is indicated by the team’s practice Thursday afternoon, at CT Joaquim Grava, the penultimate training session before the match against Goias.

According to the club, the Wagner right back (right ankle sprain), and Midfielder Willian (Trauma to the right ankle) and striker jo (Left Leg Injury) Activity in the grass under the supervision of a physical therapy team.

Among them, the defender is the one who has been off the field for the longest period, since his last match was on May 4, against Deportivo Cali. Joe only lost the match against America-MG and Willian was injured by the Miners.

a My dreamby the way, The treatment was revealed in two periods by the attacking midfielder To be able to play on the weekend. He was on CT in the morning and back in the afternoon to work with the rest of his teammates.

Triple, still in transition, He’ll need to practice with the rest of the team on Friday To see if you are able to travel to the engagement. Because it is a lighter case, Willian is the one who has the most chance of being therewhile Wagner and Joe run out in that direction.

Defender Joao Victor (with a sprained right ankle) continued treatment inside the shooting center, and was practically excluded from the match – he hasn’t played since the classic match against Sao Paulo, ten days ago.

Another novelty was the existence of Paulinho is a midfielder at CT AcademyAlready partially integrated into his teammates’ training routine. However, the midfielder is still far from making a comeback after he tore a cruciate ligament in his left knee – Most likely he will only act in 2023.

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Daily Bulletin – 02/06

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