The midfielder still needs to find his rhythm to return to playing, but his rapid recovery has surprised everyone at the club.
Midfielder Alisson is getting closer to defending the San Paolo shirt again. The player trained without restrictions with the other athletes in the squad this Tuesday morning (29/10), for the first time since having surgery on his right ankle in July. Now the expectation is generated that he can be an option for Luis Zubeldía again.
The player, therefore, will have to regain physical condition to be able to be involved again. However, the player’s quick recovery surprised everyone at the club.
Alisson was injured in the match against Grêmio on 17 July in the Brazilian championship. The midfielder fractured his right ankle and underwent surgery. The prediction is that he will miss the entire season and will only return in 2025. However, there is now a possibility that he will compete in the final part of this year’s Brazilian championship. Tricolor recently renewed the midfielder’s contract until 2027.
Alisson is missing in Sao Paulo
Alisson was one of the most frequent players for the Tricolor in the current season and was the undisputed starter for Zubeldía. The player scored three goals and two assists in 36 games, but was the team’s great driving force. In his absence, the coach used Bobadilla and Luiz Gustavo in midfield, as Pablo Maia is also injured.
However, the current couple failed to repeat the success of the current president. Without Alisson and Pablo Maia, Sao Paulo suffered a decline in performance, were eliminated in the Copa do Brasil and Libertadores, and are still fighting for a place in the G4 of the Brasileirão.
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