Bologna returned to action following a 2‑0 win against Cagliari in Sardinia, where Raffaele Palladino's team finished the match with a positive result and began preparing for the next round in midweek, which includes a match at San Siro against Milan on Wednesday evening. The preparation was characterized by training for the most worn out players, a practice match for the others and the participation of the Primavera boys led by Morrone.
Meanwhile, the team has to deal with a series of injuries affecting the defense and midfield. Roberto Piccoli, Riccardo Orsolini and Jay Enem are at the center of attention. Enem has suffered an achilles tendinopathy and, according to Palladino, his workload has been limited to avoid further discomfort. The coach explained that Enem was not on the pitch because he was suffering from tendon pain, a situation similar to that of Dovbyk, who must make a greater contribution. Emil Holm, on the other hand, has started the rehabilitation process.
Palladino also highlighted the importance of Odgaard's role, deployed in a false nine position. The attacker has shown that he deserves ownership, thanks to his ability to create spaces and contribute to both the offensive and defensive phases. The coach underlined that Odgaard's presence is a key element for the next match against Milan.
With the team ready to challenge Milan, the technical management continues to monitor the situation of the injured, trying to guarantee a risk-free return to form. The objective is to keep the team competitive in Serie A, facing the subsequent challenges with strength and cohesion.
Bologna is therefore preparing for a crucial match at San Siro, with the hope that the team will be able to exploit their current form and overcome the difficulties related to injuries, to continue competing at the highest level.