- Antonio was involved in a car accident in December that saw him break his leg
- The West Ham Striker is completing a training program in Dubai
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West Ham Michail Antonio striker returns only three months after his horror accident, according to a report.
On December 7, Antonio was transferred by plane to the hospital with a broken leg after being cut from the remains of his £ 260,000 Gray Ferrari by the Firefighters in Essex.
After colliding with a tree on his way home by training at Empiping Forest, the striker was trapped for more than 45 minutes and feared for his life.
But the 34 -year -old is now on the path of recovery and is currently in Dubai completing a training program before possible performance.
According The mirrorJamaica International is making remarkable progress and is working again. The chief of the Hammers, Graham Potter, revealed before his team's trip to Arsenal, which is in a “good phase.”
“It's good, he has been in Dubai, so I think he has been good for him to get that job,” he said. 'I think that is a really good phase of rehabilitation for him. As far as I know of all the reports of the doctors, it is moving in the right direction. It is a case of not hurrying it, but it is certainly positive.
According to the reports, West Ham Michail Antonio striker runs only three months after his horror accident
The 34 -year -old broke his leg when his Ferrari Gris crashed with a tree and was fearing for his life
The chief of the Hammers, Graham Potter, said that Jamaica's international is in a 'good phase' of his rehabilitation
“It's more about slowly returning to the countryside, more things based on launch, but probably a slightly warmer environment than Rush Green in February.”
Antonio's contract at the London Stadium extends until the end of the season, although the Hammers have the option to extend for one more year.
Potter refused to provide a time frame in his recovery, but he did reveal that he did not expect the 34 -year -old man to resume complete training with his teammates until after the international break.
'As I said, with the seriousness of the injury and the incident, the most important thing is that it takes the space and the time it needs with medical people. Then Mick as Mick, as soon as he feels ready, will be ready.
Antonio will undoubtedly be encouraging his colleagues as they advance in search of an unlikely victory against Mikel Arteta's side on Saturday.
West Ham has won only one of his five games since the appointment of former Chelsea chief and sits in 16.
