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Friday, September 11, 2009
Aquilani return sooner then expected
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is now claiming that Alberto Aquilani could return to training in 'two or three weeks'.
It was revealed when the summer signing joined the Reds that he was possibly eight weeks away from fitness following an ankle operation.
Benitez is now hopeful that the Italy international, a £20million replacement for Xabi Alonso, will soon join his new team-mates in training.
Benitez said: "Aquilani has improved, he has progressed in the way that we expected and now maybe in two or three weeks we will see him training.
"Then we will see how he progresses, but the last scan he had was very good."
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