Andrea Pinamonti, the Lazio striker born in 1999, is still recovering from bronchitis which forced him to miss the last championship match against Parma. Despite his health condition, Stefano Pioli's team has decided to send the player to Reggio Emilia, where his availability will be assessed for the next match against Sassuolo, the club where Pinamonti played until last summer.
The decision to send Pinamonti to recovery was motivated by the fact that his condition is not of an athletic nature but of a clinical nature. The midfielder reported feeling limited in daily activities due to bronchitis, and the technical management deemed it prudent not to start him for the match against Parma, which ended in a 2‑1 victory for Lazio. The team therefore opted for a more precautionary approach, sending the player to the recovery area in Reggio Emilia.
Lazio's calendar includes an important match against Sassuolo, the club where Pinamonti played before being sold to Roma. According to TMW sources, Pioli's team has decided to send the attacker to Reggio Emilia, where his condition will be monitored until the last moment before the match. The decision was made in view of the next challenge, with the aim of ensuring that Pinamonti is able to participate in good shape.
The player expressed the hope of being able to return to the pitch for the match against Sassuolo, but underlined that his condition is still being evaluated. Lazio management confirmed that the decision to send him to Reggio Emilia was taken to ensure his ready availability for the next match. The club also reiterated that the player's health is the top priority and that his condition will be monitored closely.
With the match against Sassuolo scheduled for tomorrow, Lazio is preparing for a crucial match. As Pinamonti continues to recover from bronchitis, Pioli's team aims to maintain their form and secure a positive result. The player's future will depend on his rapid recovery and the final assessment of his physical condition before the start of the match.