Gianluca Lapadula is taking important steps in his recovery so that he can finally make his debut with Cagliari in the Serie A, and that is why good news has been given from Italy regarding the evolution of the Peruvian national team forward.
It turns out that the media outlet Centotrentuno has stated that the Italo-Peruvian has returned to doing ball work in the fields of Asseminello, something that has brought a smile to coach Claudio Ranieri.
"Running and also something more on the field, to try to burn as much time as possible and thus help the team again. There's no risk, but Gianluca Lapadula is also kicking the ball again on the fields of Asseminello. The top scorer of Serie B is trying to bring greater motivation to the team, which has decided to spend more time off the field to find itself," they indicated.
But not only that, but this Italian portal has mentioned that, seeing his great improvement, Ranieri would have thought of symbolically calling up Gianluca Lapadula to accompany all his teammates in this match against Salernitana.
"The waiting times are gradually reducing. The return to the field, even if it's for personalized work during the national team's rest week, allowed the 90s generation to put more than a dose of energy into their legs. Football has also joined the race in recent days, and that's why a symbolic call-up has been made for the match against Salernitana, the first of a triptych (which is completed with matches against Frosinone and Genoa at home, respectively, on October 29 and November 5), in which the rossoblù will play an important role in salvation," they explained.
Gianluca Lapadula is expected to be symbolically called up against Salernitana.
When will Gianluca Lapadula play for Cagliari again?
In any case, it was specified a few days ago that the return of Gianluca Lapadula to the playing fields with Cagliari would be delayed for approximately two to three weeks, but it has even been mentioned that the good progress the forward has been showing could make it a little less than stipulated.