Ghanaian international Alhassan Wakaso has returned to training this week with his Vitoria Guimaraes teammates following moths of being on the sidelines.

The Portugal-based player suffered an injury setback in 2019 and could not enjoy the playing time he wanted after he was forced to spend a lengthy spell to nurse the injury.

After significantly regaining fitness from the nasty knee injury, Alhassan Wakaso took advantage of the suspension of the top-flight league in Portugal to continue his rehabilitation.

Following the lowering of restrictions in the European country in the midst of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis, football is expected to gradually make a return in Portugal.

As teams return to training this week, midfielder Alhassan Wakaso has joined his Vitoria Guimaraes teammates to have light training today.

The exercise will continue throughout the week as football authorities draw up a plan in hopes of seeing to a conclusion the 2019/2020 football season in Portugal.

Wakaso is confident of regaining his full fitness to ensure he gets to enjoy some minutes when the Portuguese government and health experts give the clear for the season to continue.