Despite initial concerns that Tommaso Pobega’s season would be finished due to an injury sustained at the conclusion of the previous year, he resumed training today.

When Pobega was substituted after less than half an hour in the San Siro victory against Monza in late December, it was clear that something more than a simple strained muscle had happened.

The AC Milan Club said that he had undergone surgery to address a tendon problem in his hip, with a lengthy recuperation period anticipated. The procedure was performed by surgeon Lasse Lempainen under the supervision of AC Milan Club physician Dario Donato.

Updates on the health of goalkeeper Mike Maignan, center backs Simon Kjaer and Malick Thiaw, and Pobega have also been brought to our attention by MilanNews.

Today at Milanello, the Italian midfielder worked alongside the rest of the team, which is undoubtedly a significant improvement.during his recuperation.

Although there are currently no set dates for his return to the matchday roster, it is obvious that his recuperation is coming to an end and that we are nearing the end of it.

The goal of the upcoming days and weeks will be to restore Pobega’s health to the point where he is nearly 100%, which will lessen the impact of switching to a match rhythm.