Equivalence between $SP_{h}(X)$ and $\Gamma^{+}(X)$ in simplicial context

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According to the article The homotopy infinite symmetric product represents stable homotopy theory, Proposition 4.5 states:

There is an equivalence of topological monoids $$\pi:SP_{h}(X)\xrightarrow{\thicksim} \mathrm{\Gamma}^{+}(X)$$ for any pointed CW-complex $X$.

The autor, Schlichtkrull, asserts we may work over simplicial sets throughout that paper (actually, he works over topological spaces), so I would like to prove this proposition in its simplicial version. At some point of the proof, $X$ is supposed to be the geometric realization of a pointed simplicial set $X_{\bullet}$ as a particular case homotopy infinite symmetric product then the general case follows from this.
Nevertheless, what is the trick when $X\in\mathbf{sSet}_{\ast}$? (I mean what is the analogous step at this point). Thanks.