Inter Milan midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan sustained a muscle injury in his left thigh during the team's match against Atalanta in the Italian league.

According to what was published by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the injury is a strain in the biceps femoris muscle, which requires a period of rest and rehabilitation before returning to participate in official matches.

Mkhitaryan is currently undergoing a gradual individual training program at the club's rehabilitation center, where he continues medical treatment and physiotherapy to avoid any early strain that could lead to complications.

Despite his return to training, reports indicate that his chances of starting in the upcoming match against Roma are very slim.

The aim of the rehabilitation program seems to be to enable the player to participate in the subsequent matches. He might appear in the away game against Inter against Como on April 12, but this depends on the progress of his recovery in the coming weeks.

The absence of Mkhitaryan affects the team's midfield depth, especially with the pressure of the match schedule, which will force the coach to rely on other players to compensate for his absence. This could impact the team's tactical plans in the upcoming matches.