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The Rossoneri infirmary is finally slowly emptying. Among the players set to return to the field is Charles De Ketelaere, who should be regularly available to Stefano Pioli for Saturday's match against Monza. The Belgian is also expected to start in the trequartista role.
CHANGE OF STEP - It was reported this morning by La Gazzetta dello Sport, which explains that after a first part of the season in which he played a lot but engraved little, now the time has come for De Ketelaere to change step: the former Bruges man, who arrived in Milanello in the summer for 35 million euros, must enter the field with more courage and be more decisive in the last sixteen meters, especially in the goal area since he is still out of scoring.
STILL THE STARTER - Despite the muscle injury that kept him off the field for a few weeks, De Ketelaere has not lost positions in Pioli's hierarchies, so much so that precisely on Saturday he should once again be the starting trequartista. Brahim Diaz did very well against Juventus, but then did not give continuity to the performance (and goal) against the Bianconeri, while Yacine Aldi did not fully convince in Verona. On Saturday at San Siro against Monza therefore space again for the Belgian who is desperate to finally get unblocked.
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