Grêmio: Marlon steps up preparations to face Remo, details | OneFootball

Marlon has been showing progress after suffering a muscle injury and has stepped up his routine in an attempt to bolster Grêmio against Remo on October 7. The left-back is undergoing treatment in two daily sessions and has been using the period without matches to move forward in the process.

RTI Esporte Agency has learned that the No. 23 splits his schedule between CT Luiz Carvalho and a private team. In addition, he is willing to give up his days off to keep up the sequence of activities.

The date is being treated as a target by the player, but his participation in the match still depends on the physical condition he shows in the coming days. Grêmio is monitoring the process before deciding when he can be fully reintegrated into the squad.

Full-back splits routine between club and private team

At CT Luiz Carvalho, Marlon is following Grêmio’s schedule and is also receiving private support. The intensity will be gradually increased until the full-back is able to handle the demands of a match.

Because of this, any change in the schedule will depend on the response he shows during this period. The coaching staff remains cautious and is not working with an early confirmation. His physical progress will be the main factor in determining whether No. 23 will be used.

Grêmio awaits physical progress

Tricolor’s planning sees the clash with Clube do Remo as a possibility, but without turning the date into a definitive deadline. Marlon will have to complete the expected stages before being cleared to play.

Meanwhile, the full-back is maintaining a more intense routine than usual and giving up rest to make the most of every available day. The expectation is that the next tests will indicate whether he will be able to move on to training with the group.

Finally, the decision will be left until closer to the match. Until then, Marlon will continue to be monitored by Grêmio and the private team, with the goal of being in the necessary condition to be used on October 7.

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