Marcello Gallardo had a good news day. It is that all the players who have dragged some problems were resignedtherefore the River manager will have his entire squad available for the match that his team will play against Tigre on Saturday night in Victoria.

The main news, which brought serenity, was that Miguel Borja no longer had a fever and the Colombian striker was able to train normally after having to leave training on Tuesday at RiverCamp with symptoms of a flu that has already attacked many others on campus in recent days and forced him to retire at his home.

But, in a few hours, the landscape has completely changed and worry has turned to calm. Despite the flu having put a question mark on him, the Colombian appeared this Wednesday in Ezeiza without fever, medical staff gave him the green light to do some light work and was discharged along with Milton Casco, Matías Suárez, Franco Petroli, David Martínez and Paulo Diaz.

Suárez, Casco and Petroli had been affected by the flu in recent days and for this reason they were excluded from the squad for the match against Central Córdoba in Santiago del Estero. Also for this reason the Cordovan striker was unable to play against Arsenal during the week.

For their part, Paulo Díaz and David Martínez have already recovered from the strain and strain, respectively, that they both suffered in the same muscle: the left quadriceps. In any case, the substitutes will be on the bench as Emanuel Mammana and Javier Pinola will continue in the central defense of the team.

Meanwhile, Borja is re-emerging as a starter after scoring his second goal for River on Sunday against Central Córdoba.

The Colombian influence was only a fleeting headache for a Gallardo who, despite being able to repeat the eleven owners for the first time in the semester, with the return of Casco, certainly he will not as Milton would return to occupy the left side in place of Elías Gómez.