Ghanaian international, Felix Afena-Gyan has resumed full training and joined his other US Cremonese teammates yesterday looking fully fit for their game this weekend.
The 20-year-old hasn't been in action fo almost two months now due to injury and his last game was a 1-1 draw with UC Sampdoria in early September.
However, after a successful surgery, the lanky striker has finally shaked off his metatarsal fracture and is now fully fit and ready to return to competitive action.
The young sensation has played four matches so far this season and has a goal to his belt- which came against Crotone Calcio in the Coppa Italia in August.
After being seen at the Giovanni Arvedi training centre this week, he will hope to return very soon and help the Grey-Reds secure qualification back into the Italian Serie A.
They will host Lecco in the next round of matches at the Stadio Giovanni Zini this Saturday afternoon.
Ghana defender Tariq Lamptey is back in training for Brighton and Hove Albion after spending weeks in the treatment room.
Aston Villa is actively considering the acquisition of Ghanaian international Inaki Williams from Athletic Bilbao in the upcoming transfer window.
Former Black Princesses coach Robert Sackey has reservations about the potential success of Jose Mourinho as the head coach of the Black Stars, especially if appointed just before the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in January 2024.
Medeama SC spokesperson, Patrick Akoto, expresses confidence in the Ghanaian champions' ability to compete against Al Ahly, Africa's most successful club, as they embark on their CAF Champions League group stage campaign in Egypt on Saturday.
Dreams FC held their first training session in Tunis ahead of their CAF Confederations Cup game against Tunisian side Club Africain this weekend.
