Martinelli train normally and shouldn’t be a problem in the World Cup

The player was replaced with muscle pain during the victory over Inter Milan, in Italy, in the 16 round

Fluminense should not have embezzlement for physical problems in the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup. The midfielder Martinelli, who came out with muscle pain in the victory over Inter, in Italy, normally trained on Wednesday (2). Therefore, the player should not be a problem for the match against Hilal, Saudi Arabia, Friday (4), to 16h (from Brasilia), to Orlando.

Martinelli left the lawn for 15 minutes in the second half, pulling a leg and gave way to Ercole, who marked the goal that sacrifices to victory. But they were just cramps. After all, he didn’t suffer injuries. Therefore, T -shirt 8 normally trained this Wednesday at the Charlotte Football Club CT in Charlotte, in the North Carolina.

Revealed in xerém, Martinelli is the second cast player with the most games (261), behind only Paulo Henrique Ganso (280). In addition, T -shirt 8 is among the 50 players with the largest number of games in the history of Fluminense, taking 39th place. In the 21st century, it is the eighth, behind names such as Gum (414), Fred (382), Diego Cavalieri (352), Marcão (320), Goose (280), Conca (272) and Fernando Henrique (265).

Martinelli played the four games at the Club World Championships – and was replaced in everything. The steering wheel has distinguished itself for its intensity, which explains the replacements for physical wear in the second half. In fact, Shirt 8 participated in the first victory goal on Inter Milan, when he forced the mistake of the Italian team.

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