São Paulo injury update: big news on Calleri and Rafael Tolói | OneFootball

Beginning to fulfill its new ‘transparency playbook’ with the fans, São Paulo released a medical report late this Friday afternoon (10) with the current status of all its injured players.

The best news concerns forward Calleri, who will begin working with the Tricolor’s fitness staff next week, and defender Rafael Tolói, another who has progressed after his injury in the posterior thigh area, and could follow the same steps as the Argentine if he maintains this recovery pace.

Check below the full report of all players out of action, signed by Felipe Marques, São Paulo’s Health and Performance Coordinator:

Calleri – The forward, who a little over five months ago underwent surgery to reconstruct the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, has completed the rehabilitation phase with physiotherapy and will begin fitness work next week.

Ryan – Underwent surgery to repair a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament and a meniscal injury in the left knee on July 30, and continues a strengthening and motor-control program under the care of physiotherapy.

André Silva – The forward has been undergoing conservative treatment for a posterior cruciate ligament injury and a sprain of the anterior cruciate ligament in the right knee suffered on August 24. He continues clinical treatment and a program of strengthening and motor-control exercises under the care of physiotherapy.

Luan – With a right adductor muscle injury suffered on September 21, the midfielder is undergoing clinical treatment and performing a strengthening exercise program under the care of physiotherapy.

Rafael Toloi – With a left posterior thigh injury suffered on September 29, the center-back is undergoing clinical treatment and a strengthening exercise program. This Friday, 11 days after the injury, Toloi performed a ball activity on the pitch and high-intensity running under the care of physiotherapy. If he maintains this progression, the player will begin fitness work next week.

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