Serie a Players Face Injury Updates at Juventus, Roma, Napoli, Milan and Fiorentina

Serie A clubs are navigating extensive injury updates during the international break, featuring recovery timelines and anticipated returns for players across Juventus, Roma, Napoli, Milan, and Fiorentina SOS Fanta.

At Juventus, Francisco Conceicao has returned to group training, and Nico Gonzalez is working to be available for the resumption of the championship. Both players are expected to be ready for the match against Venezia on Sunday, November 22.

Kenan Yildiz has begun his re-athletization phase and is targeting mid-December for his return to the pitch. According to “La Gazzetta dello Sport,” Yildiz has given positive recovery feedback since returning to Turin, with useful dates for his comeback set for December 14 against Monza or December 19 against Roma.

For Roma, training resumed with Paulo Dybala and Gianluca Mancini, while Mile Svilar completed a partial group workout and Pierluigi Gollini underwent individual differentiated work ahead of the November 21 fixture against Parma.

Napoli scheduled the return of non-international players to Castel Volturno for Saturday, November 14. Beukema has used the break to catch up following an Achilles tendon issue, while Di Lorenzo and Lobotka are not expected back until December, and Buongiorno is projected to return in January. Against Torino, Allegri will have Marianucci back from suspension.

Milan is monitoring Pavlovic day by day following kidney issues with his national team, while medical evaluations for Loftus-Cheek, Tomori, and shoulder-injury case Terracciano are expected by the middle of next week to determine if they can return against Frosinone or Cagliari. Long-term absentees Saelemaekers and Chukwueze are targeted for February or March, with Gabbia aiming for February.

Finally, Fiorentina midfielder Arthur Atta has started training partially with the group after being sidelined since September 20. According to “La Repubblica di Firenze,” the objective is to return among the called-up players for the away match in Monza on November 23.

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