Jeremie Boga Resumes Running, Full Return Still Weeks Away
Jeremie Boga has started running on the field again, marking a positive step in his recovery. However, his return to full match fitness will not be immediate.
The Ivorian winger sustained a moderate-grade injury in the closing stages of the match against Milan earlier in September. This setback necessitated a specific recovery program. His return to running signifies good news for Juventus and coach Luciano Spalletti.
Despite resuming running, Boga is not yet ready for immediate team involvement. His recovery must continue gradually, and he requires more time before he can train at full capacity with his teammates.
Juventus will manage his recovery carefully, avoiding any premature acceleration. Boga is expected to be available for Spalletti in approximately one month, subject to the evolution of his recovery process.
For now, the most significant development is his return to on-field running. This initial progress allows the winger to look towards the coming weeks with greater optimism.
The Juventus medical staff will monitor Boga's rehabilitation closely, aiming to return him to optimal condition safely. Patience is still required before he can be available to Spalletti, but his return to running is a promising sign.
After the injury sustained against Milan, Boga has taken another step towards rejoining the squad. Juventus will need to wait a few more weeks, but the recovery path appears to be on the right track. He will continue his work to regain fitness and be available for the team as soon as possible.
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