Andrés' recovery is going well and the goal is to reappear against Madrid on December 3
While Real Madrid has been without Toni Kroos for the Camp Nou Classic on Saturday, December 3 and keeps doubts from Sergio Ramos, Pepe and Casemiro, Luis Enrique could count on all his staff in the momentous date against the team of Zinedine Zidane.
With less than a month left for the first duel of the season against the whites, Gerard Piqué, Jordi Alba and Aleix Vidal will be available for the resumption of the League against Malaga.
Jérémy Mathieu will not take much longer. Andrés Iniesta is far behind but is far from being ruled out to play his 34th Classic. Nobody in active has disputed more.
Although in the moments after the entry of Enzo Perez in the Valencia-Barça on 22 October drew the worst, the diagnosis spoke of six to eight weeks of low due to his partial injury in the external lateral ligament Of the right knee.
Once overcome the great fright, Iniesta, with a great state of mind and optimism to return stronger, began to work in its recovery. From the outset, neither he nor the physical coaches with whom he works were marked the pressure of having to return in those six weeks, just for the match against Real Madrid.
Receiving the discharge arriving at eight weeks would have meant not returning to the playing fields until 2017.
However, the right knee is responding very well and Andrés has been burning stages in his work plan. It has been the player himself who has shared his satisfaction with the advances in social networks.
Last Thursday he hung a photo informing that he was leaving the splint that immobilized the damaged joint and this Monday he hung a video trotting on a treadmill.
"Starting with the second phase of recovery! One more step, "he wrote on Twitter. Iniesta, becoming more knowledgeable about his body at 32 years and after suffering some injuries during his career, does not want to run over and will not force in any case but his evolution allows him to harbor many hopes of ending up reappearing against Cristiano Ronaldo And company on December 3.
Luis Enrique has been alternating with his substitutes (Rafinha, Arda Turan, Denis Suárez and André Gomes) during his absence but Iniesta is fundamental for the Asturian technician, who whenever they ask for him elevates the manchego to the altars.
The Asturian coach celebrates the good news that comes from Andrés but if he is not one hundred percent will not force him in the Classic. The clearest example was with Messi in the past 0-4 at the Bernabeu, where he came out in the second half after two months off.
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