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REVEALED: When will Juve's injured players be back in action?
Fans of the Old Lady were thrown into a panic when youngster Marko Pjaca was reported by Croatian sources to have fractured fibula, but it now appears that the 21-year-old will be back in two weeks, with Juventus confirming in a communique’ that they will provide a definitive answer in the next few days, but that they’re cautiously optimistic.
Better news comes from the Claudio Marchisio front: the Juve icon tore his left ACL back in April, but is judged to be close to a return. Then again, the Bianconeri don’t want to risk anything, meaning that he will only appear deep into November.
Mehdi Benata is also on his way back, with the injury he sustained against Inter likely to be healed once the international break is over.
The more worrying cases, on the other hand, regard Kwadwo Asamoah (30-35 days with a fractured meniscus) and Rugani, who has hurt his LCL.
