AC Milan medical have many injuries to deal with and luckily there is the international break to keep track of them and perhaps give the players some time to rest and regenerate their energies.
As per Sky Sport Italia's journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, the estimated recovery time for Theo Hernandez regarding his adductor strain is 3 weeks. Therefore he will "certainly miss" the game against Empoli on October 1st.
Theo Hernandez' condition will be reassessed in a week to see if he can be available in the important matches after Empoli-Milan (there are Chelsea and Juventus to face on Ocotber 5 and October 8 respectively and Chelsea in the return leg once again on October 11).
As for Davide Calabria's situation, he suffers a muscle strain in his flexor. However, tests to ascertain his condition ruled out injuries. Against Empoli, therefore, he should be ready and available.
Ante Rebic, for his part, continues to suffer from back pain. He is not training with the team and his condition will be further evaluated in the next few days.
As for Divock Origi, on the other hand, a doctor from the Rossoneri staff will leave for Belgium in the next few hours to check the situation together with the doctors of the Belgian national team. In fact, the former Liverpool striker continues to suffer from occasional inflammation. This is why, after the match against Sampdoria, he had flown to Belgium to undergo treatment with the medical staff who had already treated him in the past, as per a report from pazzidifanta.com.
