Ivan Strinic has officially been given the all-clear to resume training with Milan from Monday after test on his heart condition.
The Croatia international had arrived over the summer as a free agent from Sampdoria, but is yet to make his Rossoneri debut.
That is because pre-season medicals flagged up a cardiac irregularity that required further investigation and treatment.
Ivan Strinic has officially been given the all-clear to resume training with Milan from Monday after test on his heart condition.
The Croatia international had arrived over the summer as a free agent from Sampdoria, but is yet to make his Rossoneri debut.
That is because pre-season medicals flagged up a cardiac irregularity that required further investigation and treatment.
“During the last few days, Ivan Strinic has undergone a series of medical examinations at the Cardiology Clinic in Padua coordinated by Prof Domenico Corrado, one of the leading international experts in sports cardiology,” read the statement.
“The diagnosis is ‘athlete's heart’ reversible hypertrophy. Therefore, the footballer may immediately resume sporting activities after three months suspension.
“The Croatian defender will start training again at Milanello sports centre from next Monday.”