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Ruled out Saturday Sturaro (undisclosed) did not make Genoa's squad list to face Fiorentina Saturday.

Impact Sturaro was considered in doubt for this one due to a late physical problem and has been omitted altogether. He will likely take some tests soon. Milan Badelj is back for this one and should replace him in the XI. Hernani and Abdoulaye Toure are in contention for one spot in the midfield as well.

SEPTEMBER 18, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Questionable for Fiorentina match Sturaro might miss Saturday's game versus Fiorentina due to a late injury, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs.

Impact Sturaro could not finish the final practice, although the nature of the problem was not disclosed. Milan Badelj is on track to return after missing the previous game and could replace Sturaro in the XI. Also Hernani and Filippo Melegoni could see more minutes if Sturaro was sidelined.

SEPTEMBER 17, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Back at Genoa Sturaro has returned at Genoa following the six-month stint at Verona.

Impact Sturaro appeared ten times with his previous club, making four starts and tallying four tackles, five interceptions and eight clearance. Genoa might decide to keep him around since they have lost few players in the same roles since they were on loan.

JULY 4, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

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DECEMBER 13, 2020 • Associated Press

Juventus midfielder Sturaro out of final with thigh strain

TURIN, Italy (AP) Juventus midfielder Stefano Sturaro will likely have to sit out the Champions League final with a strained left thigh.

JUNE 1, 2017 • FOX SPORTS

Juventus midfielder Sturaro out of final with thigh strain

Antonio Conte's Italy is long on workrate but short on attacking talent

The Azzurri will rely on the collective rather than individuals

MAY 31, 2016 • FOX SPORTS

Antonio Conte's Italy is long on workrate but short on attacking talent