Real Betis have been able to breathe a sigh of relief after the news that their Brazilian winger Antony does not suffer an injury and will be available for the next matches of the season. The player, who had shown signs of discomfort after the match against Osasuna, has been confirmed by the club as fit for the Champions League and La Liga matches.

Antony, who arrived at Betis in 2020, has been a key piece in the team's forward line. After finishing Sunday against Osasuna with minor muscle discomfort, Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini decided to dose his participation, introducing him in the second half of the match. The player had been suffering from an ankle problem since the match against Deportivo de La Coruña, which generated some concern among the fans and the coaching staff.

However, Antony's evolution has been favorable. According to information from Mundo Deportivo, the winger trained normally this Monday with the rest of his teammates. The physiotherapists and medical team have confirmed that the muscle discomfort he felt at the end of the game has not worsened and that the player is fit to play. With this news, Betis can count on its most important player for the next matches.

Next Wednesday Betis faces FC Porto in the group stage of the Champions League, a match that will be played in La Cartuja. If Antony maintains his form, he will be a key piece for the team's offense. Furthermore, on Saturday the same stadium will be the scene of a duel against FC Barcelona, ​​where Betis seeks to consolidate its position in the League table.

With the confirmation of Antony's availability, Betis is preparing to face two very important matches on the calendar. The club hopes that the player maintains his usual performance and that the absence of injuries does not interrupt his participation in the upcoming matches. The expectation is that Betis will take advantage of Antony's presence to continue advancing in European competition and consolidate its position in the Spanish league.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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