Chelsea central player Romeo Lavia is getting closer to returning to the field after a detailed rehabilitation program developed by the pensioners' medical service.. The Daily Mail reports about it.

The 22-year-old football player misses the fall matches after the 2:2 draw against Qarabag and is forced to play just 30 matches for Chelsea after a transfer of 58 million pounds sterling two and a half years ago.

The club's medical team has introduced advanced methods to speed up the update, closing the virtual reality system, which allows Lavia to maintain the severity of the reaction and make a decision at the central nervous system, which is changing posture.

A VR program called “Be Your Best”, written by Professor Geir Jordet, creates realistic match situations for the first time. It allows you to train the scanning of the field, increase the speed of passes and reduce the playing load, instantly providing a safe middle ground for the driver.

With the help of VR eyepieces, Lavia monitors the match in real time mode, where the intelligence reacts to the actions of the driver, and the system monitors how accurately it evaluates the accuracy and makes decisions during the game process.