Neemias Queta trains with the National Team and should be an option for the match against Georgia

Neemias Queta, the Portuguese center who plays for the Boston Celtics, trains with the National Team and should be an option for the game against Georgia, scheduled for Monday in Matosinhos. The player is recovering well from the physical limitations that affected him and is in condition to participate in the match related to the qualification cycle.

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