Fenerbahçe provides update on health status of 5 players
Fenerbahçe has provided information regarding the latest status of Vedat Muriqi, Dorgeles Nene, Diego Carlos, Yiğit Efe Demir, and Dominik Livakovic.
Fenerbahçe has released a statement regarding the health status of 5 of its players currently undergoing injury and treatment processes. The yellow-navy club shared the latest information on Vedat Muriqi, Dorgeles Nene, Diego Carlos, Yiğit Efe Demir, and Dominik Livakovic.
According to the club's statement, Vedat Muriqi's treatment process is progressing more positively than planned. The player, who has begun individual strength training in the gym, is expected to return to field training in the near future.
It was stated that Dorgeles Nene is continuing his planned individual strength training following his sports hernia surgery. Nene is planned to be gradually integrated into team training in the coming period.
It was reported that Diego Carlos worked with the team during the first part of today's training session, and the goal is for him to participate in full training sessions soon. Yiğit Efe Demir, who has been experiencing mild pain following friendly matches, is continuing individual training as a precaution.
Fenerbahçe announced that treatment has begun for Dominik Livakovic due to an injury sustained in the last match he played for his national team. It was stated that the Croatian goalkeeper is expected to be sidelined for approximately 2-3 weeks.
News Source: 12punto
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