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Lo Celso returns to training partially and keeps his return date open

The Betis midfielder trained partially after a minor injury, but is not expected to be available for this weekend.

By TuFutbolero Newsroom

Giovani Lo Celso was the main talking point in Real Betis’ last training session before their trip to Valencia to face Levante tomorrow for the third matchday of the league, as reported by MARCA.

The Argentine had missed group work up to now due to a small injury. He joined the squad later after reaching the World Cup final with his national team, and this session marked a new step forward: he trained partially, getting closer to a return.

Next goal: full clearance

For now, MARCA says Lo Celso won’t be available for this weekend’s game. It will be manager Manuel Pellegrini, in his mid-day press conference, who will try to narrow down when the midfielder could be back.

Beyond Lo Celso, the article points to two other question marks for the match at the Ciudad de Valencia: Abde and Morante. They have been training normally for several days with the rest of the group after recovering from their respective physical issues, and the coaching staff—based on the medical staff’s assessment—will decide whether they’re ready to be included in the squad.

Injured out and other absences

This Friday’s session also saw the absence of Diego Conde, Aitor Ruibal, and Gonzalo Petit, all continuing their recovery plans. Junior Firpo was another absentee, though his case was different: the club granted him leave for a family matter.

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