La Albericia was again this morning La Albericia. With the Nando Yosu Facilities, the nerve center of Racing, operating at full capacity, with the first team training together at the Santi Gutiérrez and Rayo Cantabria, simultaneously, doing the same in field nº3. With a new batch of antigen tests arriving, the fifth in seven days, with all negative for COVID, but the training was again as almost always. As it should be. Nice routine.
The morning had several good news for Guillermo Fernández Romo, the first to see already with the COVID surpassed Patrick Soko, after spending a week confined to his home in Soto de la Marina and testing negative both yesterday and today in both antigen tests. The Cameroonian did not practice with the group, but simply because the coach applied the same protocol that they have previously come out of quarantine: the first session is only physical, activation, under the orders of José Ángel Gutiérrez. It is most likely that tomorrow he will join the group, while it will be up to Íñigo, who confined himself a day later than him, to go through the regenerative session.
Patrick Soko has already abandoned his quarantine and trained today outside the group.
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This morning’s session has also served to see for the first time training with his teammates to the recently signed Javi Vázquez, who, despite not having played this season, has arrived from Ibiza in perfect physical shape. As seen in the various morning games, Romo is clear: Javi Vázquez and Isma López were the ones who practiced as full-backs on the left wing, while Satrústegui (in his position) and Simón Luca (in the which is not his position).
Arturo and Javi Vázquez, the two winter signings, sharing a time off with Romo this morning.
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The one who did not participate in the training was Unai Medina. The side from Basauri is dealing with a grade II fibrillar tear in the femoral biceps of his right thigh (back) that occurred at the start of the match against Racing de Ferrol, just a week ago. At best, he still has a couple of weeks to go before playing again.
Better news accompanies the injury he suffered that same day.to Marcus Camus. The winger from Santander was diagnosed as a grade I tear, in the same muscle as Medina, but Marco’s rehabilitation has been very fast and today he has already trained at the same pace as his teammates. Although he left the session a little earlier than his teammates, part of the planned plan, but the feeling is that he trained 100%, without leaving anything, both in physical exercises and in the games. It will be available in front of the Cultural.
Marco Camus trained 100% today and has already overcome the fibrillar rupture he suffered against Racing de Ferrol.
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