Gilerme, who played for Chinese club Shenzhen in the Premier League last season, has revealed that he is now fully recovered and ready to resume his training following a recent setback.

The 28-year-old midfielder had been out injured for several months, but Gilerme was confident that he would be able to get back on track once he returned to training.

"I'm feeling much better now," he said. "I've been working hard at my fitness since I got off the bench against Wuhan."

After recovering from his injuries, Gilerme is now set to return to Shenzhen's team and join their squad for the upcoming season. He hopes that this will give him more time to recover before returning to action again.

"It's important to have some time to recover between games," Gilerme added. "It's good to be back with my teammates and hopefully we can continue our form."

Despite his recovery, Gilerme remains cautious about his return to the pitch, as he wants to ensure that he doesn't put any unnecessary strain on himself or the team.

"The key thing is to make sure that I don't overdo it," he said. "We want to see how well we perform on the field, so I'll keep an eye on my progress and adjust my training accordingly."

In conclusion, Gilerme's return to training is a positive sign for his comeback. With his confidence restored and his fitness level up to par, he is poised to resume his role as a key member of Shenzhen's squad and help them achieve success on the field.