O São Paulo voltou ao treinos nesta quarta-feira, já visando a partida desta sexta-feira (2) contra o Fortaleza, pelo Brasileirão Série A. E o torcedor do SPFC teve na atividade indícios de uma novidade bastante importante para o time.
Reforço na sexta?
Lucas Moura esteve presente no gramado e treinou com bola, sem demonstrar limitações depois de ficar fora de várias partidas da temporada devido a problema no joelho direito. Segundo a Gazeta Esportiva, um treinamento coletivo foi realizado especialmente como forma para saber se o meia-atacante poderá ter condições de voltar a campo contra o Laion
O portal informa que o atleta teve grande participação no treinamento desta quarta. Como não teve problemas decorrentes da lesão, tem grandes chances de ser chamado por Luis Zubeldía para jogar na sexta-feira. O que não deverá acontecer com Alan Franco.
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Ausências e retornos
O zagueiro sentiu o tornozelo na partida contra o Náutico, na última terça-feira (29), pela Copa do Brasil, e fez exames. Estes não constataram fratura, mas o defensor do SPFC será poupado por seu treinador na partida desta sexta-feira. Arboleda, que também desfalcou o time no MorumBis, esteve em campo e, se tiver condições, poderá também estar à disposição do treinador.
Outro que não atuou diante do Timbu, Ferreira também esteve em campo e tem grandes chances de reforçar o São Paulo diante do Fortaleza. Oscar, Calleri, Luiz Gustavo e Pablo Maia são ausências certas de Zubeldía para o confronto diante do Fortaleza
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