Woltemade's return to full team training is a significant development for Juventus, who are preparing to face AC Milan in a crucial Serie A clash on Sunday. The imposing forward only arrived in Turin during the summer transfer window and is still adapting to his new surroundings and head coach Luciano Spalletti's tactical demands. Football Italia notes that Woltemade's progress will be particularly intriguing, as he could now be in contention to make his first appearance in the Bianconeri shirt.
The news comes as a positive boost for Juventus, who have been dealing with several injury concerns. Weston McKennie, meanwhile, has sat out training due to a muscular fatigue problem, while Andrea Cambiaso continues his personalised recovery programme following an ankle sprain. Pape Matar Sarr is also working away from the group as he recovers from a physical issue he was carrying before completing his move to Turin.
Juventus now have one final training session before the Milan game, with Spalletti set to assess the remaining fitness doubts before finalising his squad and starting XI.