Monday afternoon Romelu Lukaku he was in the stands at the Olimpico to cheer on his teammates, but yesterday he was as always at the Fulvio Bernardini to continue his recovery from the small injury suffered in the match against Milan. Non-stop work to return to the pitch as soon as possible and be available to De Rossi for this intense cycle of matches between the championship and the Europa League. His absence weighed on the development of the offensive game against Bologna, his absence in Udine and Naples will naturally be felt beyond the team’s performance, ready to give its all to continue the race to qualify for the next Champions League. Meanwhile, Big Rom is pushing hard to return within the next seven days: this means that his goal is to go on the bench against Napoli – but De Rossi is unlikely to risk it – and be ready and eligible for next Thursday’s match against Bayer Leverkusen, therefore the first leg of the Europa League semi-final. Naturally no one in Trigoria wants to force the return period and run into a relapse that would make them miss other matches, but it is the same Belgian who, with his work with the physiotherapists and doctors of Roma, does not want to miss the European night, also to try to take first place in the top scorer rankings, now occupied by Aubameyang who will play the semi-final between his Marseille and Atalanta. A triple race: for the glory of Rome, the personal one and for the future. What Romelu would still like for the Giallorossi. «He is one of our players, we will be attentive to his performances – Pochettino, Chelsea manager, said yesterday -. His return is an option, but we haven’t made any decisions yet.”. Romelu will naturally not leave for Udine but will continue his work at Fulvio Bernardini to continue his recovery: leaving for Naples is not impossible, but will be evaluated by De Rossi’s staff.
N’Dicka, all about his condition
Yesterday important and positive news also arrived regarding Evan N’Dicka. The illness felt at the Bluenergy Stadium is now just a bad memory, the defender underwent further new third level cardiological and pulmonary tests which confirmed the absence of cardiac pathologies and the healing of the minor pneumothorax which occurred during the match in Udine. In simple terms, N’Dicka has been given the green light for sporting eligibility and will now be able to return to training in Trigoria to aim for a return to the pitch. His work in the next few days will naturally be evaluated by the Giallorossi staff, but the worst is now behind us. The boy’s goal is to return to the squad for the match against Bayer Leverkusen to be available in all respects and be able to take the field: and it would be the best way for the defender too to end a bad moment. Yesterday the test results were greeted with a big hug from the team who never left him alone. Moreover, De Rossi and the players have always reiterated it: Roma is a family.
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