Rodrigo Mora close to a return and FC Porto internationals ready.

Rodrigo Mora approaches return as FC Porto internationals are back training at Olival

FC Porto took an important step towards normalcy on Thursday, with the return of all international players to the training center at Olival. The major news is the surprising progress of Rodrigo Mora, who is now participating in controlled training sessions and is very close to returning to the first team after recovering from the injury that kept him out of the recent match against Braga.

After a period of absence, Uruguayan midfielder Rodrigo Mora is showing clear signs of recovery, gradually integrating into training sessions under controlled conditions. This progress gives coach Francesco Farioli more options for the decisive clash this Saturday against Famalicão, a match scheduled for 8:30 PM, counting towards the 28th round of the Primeira Liga.

Despite the return of the internationals, FC Porto still has some players on the injury list. Diogo Costa and Nehuén Pérez continue to undergo controlled training, while Luuk de Jong and Samu are still in treatment and gym sessions, trying to accelerate their recovery to return to action as quickly as possible.

FC Porto’s B team is also noteworthy in this preparation, with Luís Gomes and Tiago Silva rejoining the training sessions at Olival, strengthening the squad for the upcoming challenges.

The preparation for the reception of Famalicão will be completed this Friday, with Francesco Farioli holding the usual pre-match press conference at 12:45 PM, where he is expected to reveal the latest updates on the team’s physical condition and the strategy to secure a home victory.

With Rodrigo Mora regaining form and the internationals now available to train together, FC Porto appears stronger and more determined for the upcoming challenges of the season, at a time when every point is crucial for the team’s objectives. Stay tuned for updates and don’t miss the match this Saturday, which promises plenty of excitement at the Dragão.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.