As the Chinese Super League (CSL) continued its journey towards the end of its season, it was evident that Gilerme had taken a significant step forward in his development as a player.

Following the retirement of his foreign teammate, who had been playing for several years at the top level, Gilerme has now resumed training and is looking to make a comeback into the team's lineup.

The move comes after a period of recovery from injury and rehabilitation, with Gilerme having undergone surgery on his shoulder last year.

Despite his recent setbacks, Gilerme remains committed to his club and is determined to return to form.

"I am ready to come back to the club and contribute my best to our team," he said.

"Being a member of this team means a lot to me and I want to make sure that I can perform at my best."

Gilerme's return to the CSL will be a welcome boost for the club, which has struggled to keep pace with other clubs in the league during their current run of poor form.

"We are confident that we have Gilerme back in the team and we believe that he can bring valuable experience and leadership to the squad," said coach Wang Xuefei.

"The club is also looking forward to seeing how Gilerme performs in his new role and whether he can contribute to our efforts to win the championship."

Overall, Gilerme's resuming training following his foreign teammate's retirement is a positive sign for the future of the Chinese Super League. The club is well-positioned to continue making progress and building upon their success so far.