Panathinaikos expects Hayes-Davis back ahead of schedule
The protective brace has been removed from Nigel Hayes-Davis, putting him on track to be the first of five injured Panathinaikos players to rejoin group training.
Nigel Hayes-Davis could be back in full training with Panathinaikos sooner than expected.
According to Mike Andrulidakis, the special protective brace fitted after his injury has now been removed. That puts the American forward on course to be the first of five injured players to rejoin group work.
The list of absentees is long. Juancho Hernangomez, hurt in the Greek Super Cup semi-final, is expected to miss around 10 days. Kendrick Nunn is still working back from surgery on a torn medial meniscus in his right knee. Kostas Sloukas continues to manage a leg injury that has troubled him since last season, and
With five key players sidelined at once, any early return counts. Hayes-Davis rejoining the group would give Panathinaikos back at least one rotation option before the rest of the squad is fit again.
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