Back from knee surgery, Ryan cleared to return in Under-20 match | OneFootball

Recovered from surgery to reconstruct the anterior cruciate ligament and repair a meniscus injury in his left knee, forward Ryan has been cleared to play his first match since the procedure — performed in July of last year — and is available for the Under-20 team’s clash with Fluminense this Wednesday (8), at 3 p.m., in Cotia, in the Brazilian Championship of the category.

The schedule is part of the 19-year-old’s plan to readapt to the demands of a match. Ryan, who suffered the ligament rupture on July 15, 2025, during a training session at SuperCT, completed the entire physical transition process, with a gradual increase in workload.

Alongside Ryan, right-back Igor Felisberto and midfielder Djhordney, who are also part of coach Roger Machado’s squad in this transition process from the youth ranks to the professional team, will face the Rio de Janeiro side at the CFA.

Ryan was promoted after winning the 2025 Copinha, when he was the tournament’s top scorer and was named its best player.

For the senior team, the forward has made 16 appearances and scored three goals.

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