André Silva to continue rehab during São Paulo break | OneFootball

André Silva will continue undergoing treatment at Reffis Plus, at the Barra Funda training center, after suffering a serious knee injury while playing for São Paulo. The striker chose not to undergo surgery, opting for a conservative treatment, and has not played since the end of August.

The second top scorer for São Paulo this season, with 14 goals—behind only Luciano, who has 17—André Silva suffered a posterior cruciate ligament injury and a strain in the anterior cruciate ligament of his right knee during the 2-0 win over Atlético-MG.

Since then, the player has limited himself to physical therapy sessions inside the facilities of the Barra Funda training center, as he preferred not to undergo a surgical procedure.

André Silva will use the vacation period to continue his conservative treatment, hoping to be available at the start of next season.

The striker continues to progress and increase his workload within his muscle strengthening program, focusing on developing changes of direction and high-intensity running. Therefore, there is an expectation that he will reinforce the team led by Hernán Crespo in the first matches of 2026.

André Silva became the main reference in São Paulo’s attack after Calleri’s injury. The striker had been important for the team, especially in the Libertadores, where he contributed goals and assists, but he also ended up falling victim to the injury curse at São Paulo.

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