Maccabi Haifa Player Pierre Cornud Eyes December-January Return
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Haifa player Pierre Cornud hopes to return to play in December or January after an eight-month absence due to a knee injury. He described the recovery as mentally tough but feels good and optimistic about his progress. Cornud also noted a positive change in the team's atmosphere with new young players.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Haifa's Pierre Cornud targets a December-January return from injury.
- The player suffered a knee injury eight months ago during training.
- Cornud described the recovery as a difficult mental and physical battle.
- He feels his knee is healthy and is running better now.
- Cornud noted a positive atmosphere with new young players on the team.
Maccabi Haifa player Pierre Cornud has revealed he hopes to return to the field in December or January, eight months after suffering a knee injury during training. Cornud, who previously tore his ACL 12 years ago, described the recovery process as mentally challenging, involving daily ups and downs.
In an interview with the club's official website, Cornud stated he feels good, his knee looks healthy, and he is experiencing renewed energy, particularly with the influx of young players into the team. He also mentioned recovering from a previous herniated disc issue in his back, noting he feels better when running now.
Cornud expressed optimism about his recovery, indicating he believes he will be healthy enough to compete within the next few months. He highlighted the positive atmosphere within the locker room, attributing it partly to the new young talent.
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