Chiesa Practices Again With Juventus After Injury, Will You Join AC Milan Headquarters?

Juventus winger Federico Chiesa. (Instagram @fedexchiesa)

JAKARTA - Juventus winger Federico Chiesa gave good news ahead of the match to AC Milan headquarters. Chiesa was able to return to training with a team that also opened up opportunities to be brought together.

Chiesa was previously called up by the Italian national team for the 2024 European Cup Qualification agenda against Malta and England. However, Chiesa resigned because she felt discomfort in her thigh.

Due to this condition, Chiesa was then sent back to Juventus. The Bianconeri medical staff then conducted an examination and the results were known that Chiesa had a thigh muscle injury but not too serious.

After that moment, Chiesa still had time to feel there was a disturbance in her thigh. So the footballer from Genoa had to rest for more than a week until his condition gradually recovered.

Now Chiesa is rumored to have recovered, some media even said the winger had joined his colleagues at Juventus to train.

Several media including Goal Italy and Il Corriere dello Sport reported that Chiesa had returned to training in groups after undergoing individual programs in the previous days, "said a report quoted from Football Italia, Sunday, October 22.

The news of Chiesa's joining has become a breath of fresh air for the Old Lady, because the Masssimiliano Allegri police squad will face AC Milan in the ninth giornata of Serie A for the 2023/2024 season at the San Siro Stadium.

At that moment the stock of midfielder Juventus was indeed limited. Paul Pogba was sentenced not to play because of a doping case, Nicolo Fagioli stumbled on an illegal gambling scandal.

With the presence of Chiesa, Allegri can get a little variety. Although it is possible that Chiesa must first occupy the bench.

According to Il Corriere dello Sport, a change of course may be too soon for Chiesa to be given a starting role against the Rossoneri, but his involvement from the bench cannot be ruled out, "a report from Football Italia added.