São Paulo back in training after two-day break, injured players improve | OneFootball

After ending their winless streak in the Brazilian Championship and enjoying two days off, São Paulo’s squad returned to training on Tuesday morning (1) at the Barra Funda Training Center, with activities going ahead despite the heavy rain in the city of São Paulo.

Boosted by the 2-1 win over Bragantino in the last round, the group began preparations for the clash against Atlético-MG, scheduled for next Saturday (5) at 6:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at Morumbi, in a match valid for the 26th round of the Brasileirão.

The schedule began indoors at the training center, where the players performed strength exercises focused on the lower body.

On the pitch, the coaching staff led by Dorival Júnior ran a ball-possession maintenance drill and then split the squad into three teams for simultaneous technical exercises — prioritizing crosses and finishing — as well as small-sided matches.

Medical Department and Fitness Transition Update

The physiotherapy department and fitness staff continued specific recovery work with four first-team players:

Individualized Work on the Pitch: Midfielders Bobadilla and Lucas, along with forward Lucca, carried out individual activities monitored by the physiotherapy team.

Transition with the Fitness Staff: Forward Victor Sá continued his recovery process and trained on the field under the supervision of the fitness coaches.

After attempting to speed up his recovery last week, Calleri trained without limitations and is available to be used without restrictions on Saturday (5).

São Paulo will have three more training sessions through Friday (4) to decide the starting lineup that will face the team from Minas Gerais this weekend.

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