Fiorentina have started preparations for Sunday's match against Como, but midfielder Arthur Atta continues to work in isolation. The striker, who was unable to join the rest of the group for recovery reasons, is following a path of personalized therapies and individual work at Viola Park. The team, which is preparing for the match against Como, is worried about the possibility that Atta will have to miss the weekend's match due to his physical state.
Arthur Atta, who was injured during the last training session, was not included in the call-up list for the match against Genoa. The Fiorentina coach, Vincenzo Vanoli, explained in a press conference that the athlete has a "functional overload of the abdomen". Vanoli added that the club has decided to slow down Atta's work to ensure he returns to 110% of his capacity. “I want a player at 100% and for this reason we have decided to slow down the work to have him once he returns to 110%,” declared the coach. According to Vanoli, Atta will not be present at the next training session on Saturday.
The club has not released an official statement on the injury suffered by Atta, but journalists have noted that the player is following a targeted recovery plan. The attacker has already started working on mobility exercises and targeted therapies to reduce inflammation and improve abdominal stability. His return to the field will depend on the body's response to therapies and the progression of his recovery.
Fiorentina is focusing on preparing for the match against Como, but the possible absence of Atta could affect the composition of the team. The club has already started planning an alternative for the midfielder role, but the final decision remains with the coach. Atta was a key element in the build-up phase of the game and his availability will be crucial for the team's next challenges.
For now, Fiorentina continues to closely monitor Atta's condition and work to ensure he is ready for the next match. The club has not yet communicated a precise date for his return, but the aim is to get him back to 110% of his capacity as soon as possible. The next step will be the final assessment of his physical condition before deciding whether to include him in the squad for Sunday's match.