According to Tuttosport, Khéphren Thuram has not fully recovered from his injury since rejoining the squad, and his participation in the upcoming Asian tour remains highly questionable, while Yıldız's recovery is relatively positive.

The report states that the vacation did not significantly improve Thuram's physical condition, and he still felt discomfort and pain upon returning to Turin. Currently, Juventus has developed a specialized recovery plan for him, including gym training, pool training, and some on-field recovery at the Continassa training center.

Given the risk of recurrence, the club will not rush him back to normal training. Juventus hopes to avoid further extending the recovery period due to an premature return.

This situation requires particularly careful handling, as Thuram is still one of the few players in the squad who could fetch a high transfer fee on the market. As Juventus failed to qualify for the Champions League, the club needs to offset financial losses by selling some players, and therefore will not take any risks with Thuram.

Therefore, it is still uncertain whether Thuram will be able to join the team's Asian tour. Juventus is expected to make a final decision based on his latest physical examination results before departing next Sunday. If there are positive signs in his recovery, he still has a chance to join the team on the chartered flight to Hong Kong. This is similar to how Bremer's cruciate ligament injury was managed last summer when he joined the team for the Club World Cup.

In contrast, Juventus is more optimistic about Yıldız's condition. The Turkish attacker had been suffering from patellar tendinitis, which now appears to have partially subsided. However, Juventus will still take a gradual approach and will not rush to increase training intensity.

Over the next 7 days, the team will gradually increase Yıldız's training load, hoping he can return to normal form and play alongside his teammates in the matches against Chelsea, Inter Milan, and Palermo.

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