Fiorentina Training Update: Parisi and Gosens Work Partially with Squad Ahead of Roma Trip
Squad News·2 May 2026·45d ago

Fiorentina Training Update: Parisi and Gosens Work Partially with Squad Ahead of Roma Trip

Source: Forza Roma

Fiorentina trained on Wednesday morning at their Viola Park facility as they prepare for their trip to face Roma on Monday, 4 May at 20:45 in a Serie A fixture. Coach Paolo Vanoli faces injury concerns with defenders Parisi and Gosens both continuing to work only partially with the main group. Both players remain doubts for the match against the Giallorossi, though the club hopes to have at least one available by Monday. Additionally, Piccoli, Balbo, and Fortini underwent individualised training.

Roma conducted their own session on the same day under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini in preparation for the same fixture at the Stadio Olimpico. The derby-area clash represents matchday 35 of the Serie A season, with both teams using the midweek session to fine-tune their preparations. Fiorentina's injury situation could impact their defensive setup for the away encounter, where Roma will be the favourites given home advantage.

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Fiorentina, seduta a -2 dalla Roma: Parisi e Gosens ancora parzialmente in gruppo - Forzaroma.info Forzaroma.infoI migliori video scelti dal nostro canaleforzaroma news as roma Fiorentina, seduta a -2 dalla Roma: Parisi e Gosens ancora parzialmente in grupponews as romaFiorentina, seduta a -2 dalla Roma: Parisi e Gosens ancora parzialmente in gruppoGetty ImagesLa squadra di Vanoli, come quella di Gasperini, si è ritrovata questa mattina per proseguire la preparazione in vista del match di lunedì, ma non arrivano notizie positive Redazione 2 maggio - 19:51 Come la Roma, anche la Fiorentina si è ritrovata questa mattina al Viola Park per continuare la preparazione in vista del posticipo della 35esima giornata di campionato all'Olimpico in programma lunedì 4 maggio alle 20:45. A due giorni dalla trasferta nella Capitale, però, Paolo Vanoli non può ancora sorridere totalmente. Secondo quanto riportato da FirenzeViola.it, infatti, Parisi e Gosens hanno continuato a lavorare parzialmente in gruppo. Entrambi sono in dubbio per la sfida contro i giallorossi, ma la speranza in casa viola è recuperare almeno uno dei due. Lavoro personalizzato invece per Piccoli, Balbo e Fortini.Leggi anche Roma Femminile-Ternana, anche il ds Massara al Tre Fontane per il match-Scudetto Partnership Roma-Wizz Air, i giocatori giallorossi steward per un giorno – VIDEO © RIPRODUZIONE RISERVATA

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