Achraf Hakimi is in contention to start Inter's Champions League match against Shakhtar on Tuesday.
Ahead of their first group stage match versus Gladbach last week, which was drew 2-2, the Moroccan was forced to miss out after receiving a positive coronavirus test.
After that test proved to be false, and a subsequent negative test was confirmed, he made his return off the bench against Genoa.
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Milan Skriniar and Roberto Gagliardini, however, are still in isolation after contracting the virus.
Matias Vecino still has a knee injury.
Alexis Sanchez was replaced at half-time in the draw against Gladbach and didn't play against Genoa, either, and with Stefano Sensi also injured that could mean a start for Christian Eriksen behind strikers Lautaro Martinez and Romelu Lukaku.
Inter's star performer versus Genoa was Andrea Ranocchia, who earned a 9.6 FC Rating for his performance, so has put himself into real contention for a start in the back three.