02 Apr 2009
As per usual, Caracas FC medical staff have issued the latest bulletin regarding injuries to players and details of players already on the mend.

Alejandro Guerra, having recovered from operations on both ankles, is undergoing further and more intense training under the watchful eye of the physio with a view to getting back on the pitch in the very near future.

Another undergoing light training and working his back from a right knee ligament injury is Rafael Castellín. A further prognosis on the striker is expected in the next few days.

Bremer Piñango, having suffered a ruptured right thigh muscle tendon, is awaiting results of a scan after being sidelined for the last three weeks.

José Manuel Rey is another player with a right thigh injury. He came off the field on March 3 and was recovering enough to be called up by the national side for World Cup qualifying matches against Argentina and Colombia only to  be struck down again with a recurrence of the injury during training. He is under day to day observation at Club headquarters.

Others involved in separate training routines working their way back to fitness are Guillermo Banquez and Jamerson Renteria. Banquez has been suffering from a thigh muscle contraction for the past six days while Jamerson has been sidelined for a week with knee trouble.