Pedro Aquino trains with America and there is a possible date for him to return to the courts

The absence of Pedro Aquino has been felt in America and coincides with the weak campaign in the Clausura 2022 Tournament. The midfielder of the Peruvian team suffered a fracture in the fifth metatarsal of his right foot on January 22 and, since then, the team they lost four times, tied three and only won one in Liga MX.

But it is not all bad news for the Coapa team. This Tuesday, after the break after the National Classic against Chivas de Guadalajara, the midfielder was seen next to the rest of his teammates during the session. In a video shared on social networks, the footballer exercises with the group.

Of course, according to the ESPN page in Mexico, the ‘Roca’ completed the first part of the work on the pitch. Then, Aquino continued with the plan next to the physios of the azulcremas. Thus, the man from Blanquirroja is already in the final stage of rehabilitation to return to the fields.

According to information from the international network, Pedro can even be considered among the substitutes with a view to the game against Toluca at the Azteca stadium this Sunday, the 20th. However, the most likely date for the midfielder’s return will be April 2 in the visit in front of Necaxa.

That is to say, if all goes well, the Peruvian international will be in top condition after the FIFA day. The idea of ​​the technical command led by interim Fernando Ortiz (appointed replacement for Santiago Solari) is to increase the loads in the exercises carried out by the former León as the days go by.

Likewise, it is possible that Aquino, before playing with the first team, will have a few minutes with the U-20 team of the ‘Eagles’. The Blanquirroja team only played two official matches: against Puebla and Atlas, the rival against whom he suffered the severe injury.

On the other hand, the Peruvian was not considered by the national team to face the closing of the Qatar 2022 World Cup Qualifiers. Ricardo Gareca’s team will face Uruguay in Montevideo (Thursday, March 24) and Paraguay in Lima (Tuesday, March 29).