translated from Spanish: Facing fluminense match, River recovers 13 footballers

After the Covid-19 wave of contagion suffered by the team, River recovers 13 footballers for the match to be played on Tuesday against Fluminense for Copa Libertadores, for the sixth date of Group D, which leads with 9 points. Franco Armani, Germán Lux, Franco Petroli, Robert Rojas, Bruno Zuculini, Tomás Castro, Santiago Simón, Nicolás de la Cruz, Agustín Palavecino, Rafael Santos Borré, Matías Suárez, Federico Girotti and Benjamín Rollheiser passed the medical checks carried out by the club and await the negative result of the PCR test, which they will undergo in the coming hours. If they receive the high epidemiological, they will be enabled to play next Tuesday at the Monumental.

With most of the campus recovered, Marcelo Gallardo defines the 11th against Fluminense.

Enrique Bologna and Paulo Díaz, meanwhile, were ruled out: the goalkeeper had a principle of pneumonia, and the Chilean should have new cardiological studies. On the other hand, Agustín Fontana returned to practice this morning on the premises of Ezeiza, after being negative after being isolated preventively by the presence of symptoms of tiredness and decay. In addition to the striker, Milton Casco, Jonatan Maidana, David Martínez, Julián Alvarez, Tomás Lecanda, Felipe Peña and Jorge Carrascal were trained.

Another of the good news is the recovery of Javier Pinola. The 38-year-old defender has already received the medical ties, following the elbow fracture he suffered three months ago, and will also be one of Marcelo Gallardo.Enzo Pérez, a brand new goalkeeper during the last match against Santa Fe, will be low for the match against the Brazilian team. The midfielder drags a muscle strain on the right hamstring and, unless another surprise forces him to wear the diver again, he will be left out of the summoned.

The archer of the feat against Santa Fe drags a deed and is ruled out for Tuesday’s game.

Neither will José Paradela and Fabrizio Angileri be, confirmed cases of Covid-19.

Original source in Spanish