With new faces, Palmeiras return to training after derby win | OneFootball

This Thursday, Palmeiras returned after winning the derby against Santos on Wednesday night. Felipe Anderson began the physical transition process after missing the match against Peixe due to a left ankle injury. Midfielder Andreas Pereira, who was substituted in the first half, suffered a trauma to his left shoulder but will not need surgery.

This was Palmeiras' first activity in preparation for the next Paulista Championship game. At Arena Barueri, Verdão will host Mirassol this Saturday at 8:30 PM (Brasília time) for the third round of the State Championship.

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How was the training?

The players who played more than 45 minutes in the victory over Santos had a regenerative training session, while the rest of the squad went to the field and performed exercises focused on play creation.

In addition to the novelty of Felipe Anderson in physical transition, alongside Lucas Evangelista and Figueiredo, left-back Jefté, who was rested against Santos, also participated in most of the training.

Absence of Andreas Pereira

On the other hand, Palmeiras had a confirmed absence. Midfielder Andreas Pereira, who was substituted in the first half of the derby, had a confirmed trauma to his left shoulder.

After undergoing tests, the athlete has already started conservative treatment at the Health and Performance Center and will not need to undergo surgery.

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