Roma are working on Tammy Abraham's ankle as he bids to be fit for their clash with Juventus.
The striker has returned from international duty with England carrying an ankle sprain. Tests showed there are no fractures, nor ligament damage, but heavy bruising to the right ankle.
Corriere dello Sport says Abraham was Thursday undergoing physiotherapy, laser therapy, tecar therapy and magnetotherapy, which uses electromagnetic waves to speed up the regeneration and anti-inflammatory process.
Roma meet Juve on Sunday.
This season, Abraham has scored four goals and provided two assists in his 10 competitive appearances for Roma
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