Yeremay’s pubalgia improving as he edges closer to his best

Yeremay Hernández is moving into a better recovery phase: the canary forward keeps improving from pubalgia and, as Deportivo’s staff explained, the issue is practically over, even if there’s still some leftover discomfort related to inguinal pain. The club stresses that this kind of injury can’t be solved with rest alone—it requires daily, specific gym work to reduce pain first and then strengthen the area.

Pubalgia: fewer issues

Antonio Hidalgo, speaking ahead of Dépor-Betis, said Yeremay is gradually building minutes, having accumulated short bursts in the second halves and slowly regaining the sharpness typical of his play. The next step is to return to a period where he can again handle heavier physical loads day to day, so he can recover the explosiveness that makes him stand out.

First start brings encouragement

According to the article, Yeremay has already taken a step forward in match involvement: he started and even wore the captain’s armband last Wednesday in the sixth league matchday. In that first start, Hidalgo sounded pleased—especially with his defensive work—praising the 10 for his effort and commitment without the ball. “In the offensive part we know he can do much more, but defensively… in the work, the involvement…,” he noted.

Deportivo’s message is that the player’s path to his best is about careful management. Hidalgo summed it up by saying: “I see him happy. That’s the base for him to perform,” adding that the club wants to look after him both physically and mentally. As Sport reports, the plan is patience as he regains full rhythm and training load, with the expectation that his quality will return as soon as he’s ready.