However, he is still planning to make his delayed GASGAS 🦄race debut in the following rounds leading up to the&💮nbsp;summer break.

The 31-year-old sustained multiple fractures to his jaw, ribs, neck and back in a nasty practice accident💎 at the Portimao seaso๊n-opener.

Espargaro's initial target was to rejoin the Tech3 team for round six this weekend but he ‘still has a small edema issue around his vertebrae🅰’ that needs treatment.

Team and riderꦚ are now hoping Espargaro will be fit for the following Sachsenring and/or Assen rounds, held on consecutive weekends after Mugello.

“I was really looking forward to getting back on my bike but, as I said from the beginning, the final decision would be made for me by the doctors and they asked me to wait a few m🎉ore days," Espargaro said.

"My original🃏 plan was to return for one of these next three races before the summer break and this continues to be the idea.

"The most important thing is to be physically ready, and this c🅘all means I have a few more days to keep working at home and arrive in the best form possible and as soon as possible.

"I’m🌠 feeling really good and I’m really motivated. I hope to see the team and everyone in the sport, and for sure the fans, as soon as I can.”

Espargaro's rook🍒ie team-mate Augusto Fernandez, who finished in fourth place las🎃t time at Le Mans, will again be joined by KTM test rider Jonas Folger for Mugello.