Paul Pogba and Alvaro Morata could both play for Juventus when they visit Inter Milan at the weekend, despite picking up injuries while away on international duty.
France midfielder Pogba picked up an ankle injury and missed his side's friendlies, while Spain forward Morata suffered a blow to the leg in the win over Luxembourg.
Morata was sent to Turin for tests amid fears he could have fractured his leg, but a statement on the official Juventus website said he had only suffered bruising.
"The striker's condition will continue to be monitored over the coming days in order to assess the best course of action for his return to training," the statement said.
Morata, writing on Twitter, said: "It's not going to be a month [out], nor four. I'm working hard to be back at my best for Sunday."
Ni un mes ni cuatro... Trabajando a tope para estar listo el domingo!!! #FinoAllaFine #ForzaJuve pic.twitter.com/n0W8uW9VqQ
- Álvaro Morata (@AlvaroMorata) October 10, 2015
The news is a boost for Juve coach Massimiliano Allegri, who may now be able to field his strongest team to face Inter as they continue to recover from a tough start to the season.
"To win the Scudetto you need a continuity with your results, which we've not yet had," he said at a round table event in Pisa, reported by Il Corriere della Sera.
"If you win in Milan but then lose your next two, that win in Milan's worthless.
"We've had a full squad available since Sept. 10 and I think that we're doing really well now. We've been together for 20 days and I'm pleased with the way the lads are working, considering all the difficulties we had.
"I think our aim has got to be to get to March in the best condition possible to be able to play for our chances in the league as well as in the Champions League, because we need to get through and play a great Champions League campaign."
Juve trail second-placed Inter by eight points after seven games.