Juan Cuadrado returned to Juventus training today, though the winger is still working away from the rest of the team.
The Colombian international had surgery on a groin injury, so he hasn’t featured for the Bianconeri since December 23.
Today the club has confirmed that Cuadrado has returned to Vinovo to continue his recovery, though he’s still following a personalised programme, rather than working with his teammates.
Juan Cuadrado returned to Juventus training today, though the winger is still working away from the rest of the team.
The Colombian international had surgery on a groin injury, so he hasn’t featured for the Bianconeri since December 23.
Today the club has confirmed that Cuadrado has returned to Vinovo to continue his recovery, though he’s still following a personalised programme, rather than working with his teammates.
TuttoJuve speculates that he could return to training with the group in around 20 days, while Federico Bernardeschi will be assessed early next week to see if he requires surgery.
There is also optimism for Giorgio Chiellini and Alex Sandro, both of whom were forced to pull out of international duty, with Italy and Brazil respectively.
Chiellini could be fit to face Milan after the international break, though no risks will be taken in view of Real Madrid in the Champions League Quarter-Final first leg.
Alex Sandro, meanwhile, will almost certainly miss the visit of the Rossoneri, but he too could be fit to face Madrid.
Paulo Dybala was the last to leave Vinovo, reports TuttoJuve, with the forward staying until around 16.00 local time.