CSKA's medical staff is working hard for the goalkeeper Fyodor Lapouhov to return to play as soon as possible, Topsport reported.
"According to "Mach Telegraf", the "Reds" plans are for the 21-year-old Belarus international to start training with a special splint and a four-finger glove.
Lapouhov was injured in training before the 2-0 victory over Arda after a teammate accidentally stepped on him and broke his finger. Due to his injury and that of Gustavo Busato, Ivan Dyulgerov stood under the goalpost against the team from Kardzhali, but he is weak in the footwork, which is contrary to the concept of coach Alexander Tomas for the goalkeeping position.
Immediately after the injury, there was talk that Lapouhov would certainly not play against Arda and Botev Plovdiv, which CSKA will visit on Saturday, and is even hanging for the derby with Levski on March 2.
However, the medical team of the "Reds" can bring the former Dynamo Minsk guard back into the lineup more quickly.
A special splint has already been made to be placed on the goalkeeper's injured finger and the one next to it, which will stabilize the injury and reduce the pain to a minimum. In addition, a glove with four fingers was ordered, one of which was larger, so that Lapouhov could play with it.