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Ecuadorian defender worked without limitations at the training center (Pedro Guedes/SPFC)

RAFAEL EMILIANO@rafaelemilianoo

The São Paulo squad trained on the morning of Wednesday (10), in another session focused on the match against Botafogo, which will be played at Morumbi starting at 5:30 pm (Brasília time) on Sunday (14), for the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship.

After strength, plyometrics, and technical warm-up exercises, the players simulated different attack versus defense situations and played small-sided games.

Defender Arboleda and midfielder Marcos Antonio participated in all the drills with their teammates for the first time since being cleared by the medical department for physical reconditioning work.

Arboleda is recovering from an injury to the rectus femoris muscle in his left thigh, while Marcos Antonio is coming back from an injury to the back of his left thigh.

One day after turning 34, Oscar went to the pitch to continue his individual work with the physiotherapy team after suffering fractures in three lumbar vertebrae. Since last Monday (8), the midfielder's activities have included ball work, in addition to running and strength exercises.

Another player making progress in his recovery is attacking midfielder Lucas, who has been doing exercises with the physiotherapy team in the training center gym after undergoing arthroscopy to remove fibrosis from his right knee.

São Paulo's next training session will be on the morning of Thursday (11).

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