The highly rated striker had a mini stroke, which temporarily disabled the striker to take any part in football, but he is finally training after his heart surgery.
The former Real Madrid star was a key player for AC Milan till he suffered from the heart attack during AC Milan’s flight back from Rome. The player was
consequently rushed to the hospital, and he underwent a heart surgery, and has been slowly recuperating to full health. The striker finally started light training back in the last week of January so that he could make his heart strong once again.
After going through the rigors of his personal training, the Rossoneri medical team has given the go ahead for the striker to start training with his Milan
team-mates. The news will come as a big relief for Massimiliano Allegri who has seen a number of his players fall to injury through the course of the season.
With the impending crunch time of the Serie A season looming ahead, the availability of a quality player would lessen the burden on the other playmakers
of the team. Cassano was instrumental in Milan’s season, where he gave six assists and scored two goals in the nine matches he played in. He also scored a goal in the Champions League for the Diavolo.
Even though http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Robinho-c31382 has
had a stop-start season and has not looked confident throughout the course of the season. This was highlighted in his display against http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 where he blazed over the bar, just eight yards from the goal.
The striker has not been in action since October and there are suggestions that the former AS Roma man would be part of the squad that faces Fiorentina
on 7th April.
Besides Allegri, the Italian national coach has not hidden his desire to include the player in his plans for Euro 2012. Cesare Prandelli has stated his
desire to wait till the last minute to select the Bari native. The Azzurri national team coach might see his desires turning to reality as the striker is well on course for a return before the Championships start in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Poland-c2983.
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