Operated for osteochondritis in July, Anthony Briançon has not played since April 4, 2021 and the reception of Saint-Étienne at Costières. (31st day of Ligue 1).
Present this Monday afternoon at a press conference to talk about the next match of Nîmes Olympique against Auxerre tomorrow (29th day), the Vaucluse defender mentioned the possibility of quickly returning to competition.
“I’m starting to see the end of the tunnel, let’s say I’m in the tunnel and I feel like I’m seeing a little light, this light of course is the group, it’s the matches. I can’t say today a precise date of recovery but in any case I’m getting closer to it day by day. There I enter the re-athleticization, the really important phase. I’m happy, I’m really well surrounded at the level of the club and my family, everyone is benevolent and that facilitates my return. For the moment, I’m taking pretty well everything that the staff and the physios offer me, so I think it could be possible to find the group again by the end of March. »
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Rather reassuring physical tests
In order to see more precisely how the injury of the Avignonnais is evolving, the medical staff had his central defender pass several tests this morning. “I did jump tests, I still have quite a lot of room to work on my injured leg. They were my first jumps since my operation so there is room for improvement and that’s normal too. I also carried out physical tests where it went rather well. In terms of cardio, I didn’t particularly lose so it’s quite interesting. »
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