By Daily sports on February 24, 2021
Napoli have revealed Victor Osimhen will return with a steady training programme after he was cleared to leave the hospital and will first get a few days to rest.
The 22-year-old suffered head trauma after landing awkwardly on the turf following a collision with Cristian Romero in his side’s defeat to Atalanta in Sunday’s Serie A game.
The centre-forward was subsequently rushed to hospital and spent the night there, where he was subjected to numerous tests.
The forward has now been cleared of any head damage and will soon return to action with the rest of Gennaro Gattuso’s side.
“Victor Osimhen in the morning underwent clinical examinations and diagnostic tests at the Pineta Grande Clinic with Dr. Alfredo Bucciero and Dr. Elpidio Pezzella who gave negative results,” read a statement from the club website.
“The player will take a few days of rest and will gradually resume training. The player's condition will be assessed daily.”
By “gradually” returning to training, the club means Osimhen will begin with short sessions and then gradually get ready for full training.
Osimhen only recently overcame shoulder dislocation problems he suffered from international duty with Nigeria in November.
The attacker also contracted coronavirus and was isolated for 14 days before he recovered from the virus.
Osimhen’s debut season with Napoli has also been marred by suspension after he was shown a red card in a Europa League game against Real Sociedad.
The forward has only made 16 appearances across all competitions since his €80 million move from Lille last summer.
Osimhen will miss Napoli’s second leg round of 32 fixture of their Europa League game against Granada on Thursday. (Goal)
•PHOTO: Victor Osimhen
Source Daily sports
Posted February 24, 2021
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