Aihen Muñoz He channeled his usual optimism and resilience into the recovery process from his devastating knee injury. Knowing he won’t be able to return to the playing fields until next season, he is rehabbing a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee with the goal of burning through the stages and returning as soon as possible. It was destroyed on January 20 in Balaídos. A month later, he lives a ‘normal life’ outside of his professional activity and now, less than two months later, he is seen playing ball in Zubierta, barefoot and, apparently, after his training session . “How cool, Aihen! 😁”, is the text accompanying the photo posted by the Royal Society on its social networks.
A few weeks ago, before the game against Villarreal, when he had been in rehabilitation for almost a month, he told Movistar that “the knee is responding very well, making small steps.” Since he had the same injury a few years ago, “I know the steps I need to take. The knee is not too swollen and the evolution is very good,” he said.
He doesn’t know when he will return, but he knows how: “Same as before.” He assures me that “I’ll be fine soon; I have a lot of confidence in myself.” Based on the precedents of players like Oyarzabal or Sadiq, the return could happen around October or November, but he certainly wants to expect it.
Source: La Verdad
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