Corinthians confirm shoulder injury for women's goalkeeper Nicole Ramos | OneFootball

Corinthians have confirmed goalkeeper Nicole Ramos sustained a grade one acromioclavicular joint dislocation during the warm-up before Friday's Campeonato Brasileiro meeting with Fluminense.

The injury is considered mild, involving a stretch or partial tear of the acromioclavicular ligament without clavicle displacement. Treatment is typically conservative, using a sling, ice and painkillers, with relatively swift recovery.

Nicole is well, under the medical department's care and has begun treatment, focusing on an early return while thanking supporters.

Right-back Gi Fernandes also picked up an injury in Itaquera the same day, leaving in the first half with a left rectus femoris strain. She was withdrawn from Brazil's squad and replaced by Bruninha of Gotham FC in the United States.

Both players have started treatment protocols with Corinthians' Health and Performance unit and remain under medical supervision.

The Brabas also have Agustina Barroso in rehabilitation for a left leg muscle injury, while Thaís Regina continues recovery following surgery after a left fibula fracture.

Midfielder Ana Vitória missed the Fluminense match due to a right thigh overload. Emily Lima's first training session in charge on Wednesday was without the injured group, while nine others are on duty with their national teams during this FIFA window, and Belén Aquino joins Uruguay from this weekend.

Source: Meu Timao