The match between Atalanta and Udinese, scheduled for Sunday at 12:30, promises to be full of emotions. Both teams are ready to give their all in this lunch match, and the latest news on the squads promises to make the match even more exciting.
Udinese come into this match with great news on the injury front. Coach Runjaic will have a wide choice in defense thanks to the return of Tourè, who served his suspension, and Kristensen, now fully recovered from a calf problem. For the first time since the start of the season, the defense will be complete, thus providing more strategic options. The midfield is also in good health. Atta’s return to the group offers further opportunities to the German coach, who can count on a varied squad to face Atalanta. In attack, the situation is equally interesting. With captain Thauvin finding his best form, the available places to flank him are becoming fierce. The youngsters Lucca and Davis are competing for a place, while the debutant Pizarro, fresh from his debut in the Primavera, hopes to have the opportunity to show off in Bergamo. Let’s not forget the other emerging talent, Iker Bravo, who is also ready to fight for precious minutes on the pitch.
The only player currently unavailable is Sanchez, who is expected to return after the scheduled break. He is expected to make his debut in December during the home match against Genoa after six months away from the pitch. There is also positive news from the playmaker Deulofeu: although he is not part of the current Udinese squad as he works to become fit again, his recent messages on social media hint at a possible return after two difficult years following the injury suffered in Naples. With a team that is regaining strength and promising youth knocking on the door, Udinese prepares to face Atalanta with renewed optimism. The match will not only be an important test for points in the standings, but also a showcase for the young talents of Italian football.
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