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Plymouth Argyle fans have a reason to smile as defensive stalwart Julio Pleguezuelo is set to make a much-anticipated return to the squad. The 28-year-old defender, who admirably extended his tenure with Argyle earlier this year, has been sidelined due to a knee injury incurred during the final game of the preseason. His return could not have been timelier, as Argyle prepares for the upcoming clash at Home Park against Northampton Town this Saturday at 15:00 GMT.
While Pleguezuelo's return is a significant boost, the Greens' injury woes aren't completely behind them. Midfielder Bradley Ibrahim faces a rough patch, with a long-term ankle injury from training earlier this month that will see him out of action until at least late February. On a brighter note, Tom Cleverley, Argyle's head coach, dropped another piece of good news regarding winger Xavier Amaechi. Recovering from hamstring surgery, Amaechi could be back in contention as soon as next week, adding much-needed depth and flair on the wings.
Given Pleguezuelo's leadership both on and off the pitch, his potential inclusion even for 20 to 30 minutes could provide a significant psychological and tactical advantage against Northampton. While it's clear he might not be fit to jump into the fray if an early substitution is needed, just having him suited up and ready from the bench is a boost to the team's morale and defensive strategies.
The greens are eyeing every opportunity to climb up the Championship table, and having key players returning from injury sets the stage for a successful campaign. With historical heroics often guiding the spirit at Home Park, this season feels poised for greatness, reminiscent of the glory days when Argyle triumphed over rivals and defied expectations.
As the match day approaches, let’s rally behind Tom Cleverley and the squad with the fierce spirit of green!
And on a lighter note, I leave you with a chuckle aimed at our dear neighbours:
Why did the Exeter City fan sit at the round table? So he couldn’t be cornered about last season’s performance!
Keep the faith, Green Army — Onward to victory!
