Ferreira trains as usual, São Paulo begin preparations to face LDU | OneFootball

This Monday, at SuperCT, São Paulo returned after the victory over Botafogo last Sunday and began preparations for the first leg of the Libertadores quarter-finals against LDU in Quito, Ecuador. Forward Ferreira, who missed the match against the Rio team, trained normally.

Ferreira was not included by coach Hernán Crespo due to discomfort in his left adductor. However, the forward participated in the entire activity on Monday and is available for the coach for the match against the Ecuadorian team.

Meanwhile, midfielder Oscar is still in physical transition after fracturing three lumbar vertebrae. The player alternated between individual activities and those with teammates and continues to progress in his recovery.

For the game, Crespo will not be able to count on left-back Enzo Díaz, who had a confirmed ankle trauma after feeling pain against Botafogo. His position mate, Wendell, also felt discomfort but no injury was detected.

Finally, attacking midfielder Lucas advanced in his recovery from arthroscopy on his right knee and ran on the treadmill for the first time since the procedure. The player has not played since the second leg against Atlético Nacional-COL in the Libertadores round of 16.

How was São Paulo's training?

The players who played for 45 minutes or more on Sunday participated in regenerative activities followed by additional work at REFFIS Plus. The rest of the group performed activities in a reduced space that included young players from the academy.

São Paulo resumes activities on Tuesday morning, again at SuperCT. The delegation will travel to Quito on Wednesday, one day before the match, scheduled for 7 PM (Brasília time) at Rodrigo Paz Delgado stadium.

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