"Last week is a week where we have moved a step.
"Let’s say he has three steps to complete, the first is with the medical staff, the second he is working with physical coaches, during that step he needs to make some individual specific drills according to his position, and some drills with the team.
"Today is the first day he has made some drills with the team. It doesn’t mean training with the team. It means that maybe he can make 10 per cent of training. He has started this process.
"But it is still going to be more than one month, five or six weeks probably, to finalise this process and to be in the last step which is available to be involved with the team.”
"For sure (it will be a slow process managing him), it is a different leg, but the same injury and with the number of months he has been out we need to go step-by-step, managing the situation, analysing everything we do, not rush because there is no need.
"There is the motivation to involve him in games, but we need to build little-by-little, to follow the process to make him ready to compete."