Christopher Nkunku has rejoined group training during Milan's pre-season camp in Perth, while Rafael Leão and Gonçalo Ramos were also on the pitch but working on individual programmes, according to MilanNews.
Nkunku's return to full training removes a minor worry after he sat out the friendly against Celtic, though scans had already come back clean and his presence on the flight to Australia suggested the issue was never serious. For a player Milan are counting on to lead the attack next season, any time missed in pre-season matters more than it would in January, when match sharpness can be topped up in competitive games. Getting him integrated now gives Conceição a proper look at the front line he intends to start with.
Leão and Ramos trained together but separately from the main group, working through individual fitness plans. Both are only just beginning their pre-season after extended breaks, so the personalised workload is standard procedure before they can slot into full sessions. Mario Gila, Milan's new €30m centre-back signing, also trained alone.
One schedule change worth noting: the planned friendly against Perth has been cancelled by the opposition, meaning Milan's next competitive outing in Australia is still to be confirmed. The squad will continue preparing as normal in the meantime, with a handful of players remaining behind at Milanello.
Getting Leão and Ramos up to speed quickly carries extra weight this summer. Conceição's system needs its wide attackers fit from the start, and with Ramos still settling into a new club, every session alongside his new teammates counts double.