Racing de Santander has concluded its penultimate training session before its visit to Osasuna, with the majority of the team training normally while goalkeeper SimonEriksson remains outside the group. The preparation, carried out on the SantiGutiérrez field, included passing and set-piece exercises, with the aim of fine-tuning the team's tactics and cohesion for the match that will be played at the Sadar on Sunday.
The Swedish goalkeeper, who has suffered tendinopathy in his right shoulder for the last month, continues to do work outside the squad. His injury has been a cause of concern for the coaching staff, but he remains in the recovery phase with no worsening reported. The rest of the squad has remained fit, with PabloRamón completing the session without any major problems after having suffered discomfort in the hamstrings of his right thigh during the break. The forward, who started the recent match against Valencia, recovered without complications.
AndrésMartín, who returned to the field in the last LaLiga game after a sprained right knee suffered on matchday three, has also remained free of discomfort during training. His return to the game has been seen as a positive sign for the squad, as his presence in attack is crucial to the team's performance.
Racing will continue with another work session on Saturday before heading to Pamplona for the duel against Osasuna. The match, which will be played on Sunday, will be decisive for the team's position in the table, as both clubs compete for promotion. With the intention of adding the three points, the Cantabrian team seeks to consolidate its defensive strategy and take advantage of the scoring opportunities that arise. The departure to Pamplona is carried out with the expectation that the team is in top shape, despite the absence of Eriksson, and that it can face the challenge with maximum concentration.