Ndicka returns to training after injury

Evan Ndicka has recovered from a hamstring injury and returned to full squad training, positioning himself to start for Côte d'Ivoire in a World Cup match against Germany. The defender missed a Champions League fixture against Verona and Côte d'Ivoire's opening World Cup game against Ecuador due to the injury sustained in a derby. His teammates secured victory in that Ecuador match without him, and now face a tougher test on Monday evening against Germany, who defeated Curaçao 7–1 in their opener. Ndicka has not played for approximately a month but is ready to return to the starting lineup. Côte d'Ivoire are eyeing qualification for at least the round of 16, and the team's prospects improved following their opening victory. Germany present a significantly stronger challenge, having demonstrated their attacking potency with a commanding performance in their first match. The African side hope to maintain their momentum in what is shaping as a pivotal fixture in their World Cup campaign.

Wesley has begun his rehabilitation following a left adductor muscle injury sustained during international duty. The Brazilian returned to Roma's training facilities at Trigoria on 15 June to commence therapy work. Recent instrumental examinations confirmed a lesion to the left thigh adductor with no involvement of the knee or more severe damage. Recovery is projected at approximately one month. Wesley's comeback plan is mapped out with care. During the first week of July, his workload will gradually increase as he targets availability for Roma's pre-season gathering on 13 July under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini. Unlike the previous season, Wesley is expected to be ready for Gasperini's immediate squad plans from the start of pre-season. Over the past year, Gasperini has developed Wesley into one of Italy's premier left-side attackers. Roma will seek reinforcement at the position, though Wesley remains a cornerstone of the club's plans. Despite missing the World Cup—a disappointment he is processing—Wesley has shown immediate commitment to recovery by staying in Italy during the early vacation period and prioritising treatment. He is eager to contribute from the opening stages of the new campaign.

Ivory Coast's coach Faé has commented on an injury sustained by defender N'Dicka during the national team's participation in a football tournament. The coach provided information regarding when the player is expected to return to action. N'Dicka is a current AS Roma player, and any extended absence could impact the club's defensive options during the coming fixture period. Details regarding the specific nature of the injury and the exact recovery timeline remain unclear from the available information.