Wolves’ Raul Jimenez to see specialist to determine return from head damage

Wolverhampton Wanderers supervisor Nuno Espirito Santo stated striker Raul Jimenez will see a specialist in 10 days as he constructed on his restoration from surgical procedure on a fractured cranium.
Jimenez was taken to hospital after a conflict of heads with Arsenal defender David Luiz throughout a Premier League match in November. He resumed coaching for Wolves in February and frolicked with the Mexico nationwide workforce in the course of the worldwide break in March.
“Raul has an exam and is going to see the specialist on the 18th of this month, so from thereon we’ll know exactly what we need to do because we need the clearance from the specialist,” Nuno stated earlier than Sunday’s residence sport in opposition to Brighton & Hove Albion.
“Until then, he’s working, he’s totally fit, we still have precautions on him heading the ball and contact, but the 18th will be an important day for us to move forward and make the right decisions,” the Portuguese supervisor added.
The 29-year-old was a key participant for Wolves final season with 27 objectives and 10 assists in all competitions because it completed seventh within the league and reached the Europa League quarter-finals.
Moutinho match to play Brighton
Nuno stated midfielder Joao Moutinho was out there for Sunday’s sport after lacking the final two video games as a consequence of an ankle concern.
“He’s training totally with the group, we have one session more to go on Saturday, but he’s much better, he’s improved from his injury, so is going to be available,” Nuno stated.
With 4 video games left, Wolves is twelfth on 42 factors, 5 factors above Fifteenth-placed Brighton.