Arsenal midfielder Martin Ødegaard has provided a positive update on his ankle injury as he continues his rehabilitation to full fitness to return to the field of play.
The Norwegian international who spoke with the British media said that he has made good progress in the last week as he is getting better and better by the day.
Ødegaard who disclosed that he feels things are going on well also added that when one feels that things are moving forward it gives them the motivation to do more.
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He said; “In the last week or so I’ve made really good progress. I’m getting better and better by the day and feel it’s going well. When you feel like things are moving forward, it gives you motivation to do more and more, and work harder.”
“Today is our last game before another international break, so that gives me some more time to work on the rehab, too.
“Hopefully it won’t be much longer; I think we will know more as soon as I get out on the training pitches and we see how my ankle responds to that. At the moment it’s progressing well and it looks better than we were thinking, but we’ve still got to take every day as it comes.”
