Milan boost: Jashari and Estupinan close to return | OneFootball

The infirmary at Milanello remains the most delicate department, but in recent days encouraging signs have emerged. The most positive news concerns Jashari, who has been out for about two months due to a compound fracture of the right fibula sustained during training with Gimenez. The Swiss midfielder, after a long recovery process, will rejoin the group on Thursday, October 30, and could be available to Massimiliano Allegri for the Sunday evening match against Roma at San Siro. Jashari, who has only made two appearances at the start of the season – against Cremonese in the league and Bari in the Coppa Italia, totaling just 40 minutes – will still need to work to fully regain optimal athletic condition.

Milan, Jashari and Estupinan ready to return: Allegri recovers two key players

A second piece of good news comes from Estupinan, who has been sidelined due to a left ankle sprain sustained during the USA-Ecuador match. He too will return to training with the group tomorrow, thus moving closer to being called up for the match against the Giallorossi. These returns represent an important reinforcement in an area of the field where Milan has struggled recently. However, the good news ends here: doubts remain about the conditions of Tomori and Leao, who came out injured from the away match in Bergamo against Atalanta. The English defender left the field with a slightly swollen right knee and will undergo further tests to assess the extent. Leao, on the other hand, suffered a hip problem, forcing Allegri to replace him, even though he completed the first half. The coach downplayed the situation, but it remains to be monitored closely.

Andrea Alati

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