Çelik and McKennie join partial Juventus training

Çelik and McKennie join partial Juventus training

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2026-11-07 19:26:29
Zeki Çelik and Weston McKennie took part in partial team training at Continassa before Juventus' Sunday trip to Fiorentina.

Zeki Çelik and Weston McKennie took part in partial team training at Continassa ahead of Juventus' trip to Fiorentina on Sunday. Their participation at the Artemio Franchi will be assessed before the match.

Partial session at Continassa

TuttoMercatoWebreported that Çelik and McKennie had both returned to partial team training. The pair took part in some of Friday's session at Continassa alongside the rest of the squad.

Medical assessment before Fiorentina

Juventus' medical staff will monitor Çelik and McKennie over the next couple of days before deciding whether either player can be involved at the Artemio Franchi. Juventus are due to travel to Fiorentina on Sunday.

Different injury timelines

McKennie picked up a muscle problem in Juventus' 2-0 win over Napoli on Sunday and missed the 2-1 Europa League victory at AZ Alkmaar on Thursday. Çelik has been out with a hamstring injury and was originally expected to remain sidelined until after the international break.

Recent league and European form

Juventus lost back-to-back matches at home to Lazio and away at Genoa before winning two in a row. They are seventh in Serie A on 17 points after 10 games and remain unbeaten in the Europa League. Fiorentina recorded only their second league win of the season at Sassuolo on Monday, winning 4-2.

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