Manchester United’s center-back Lisandro Martinez has provided an uplifting update on his recovery from a foot injury, leaving fans excited for his imminent return. The resilient defender, who has been sidelined since sustaining the injury, is on track for a comeback, as confirmed by manager Erik ten Hag, who anticipates having Martinez available around mid-January.
In a recent interview with the club’s media, Martinez shared insights into his current condition, expressing his satisfaction with the rehabilitation process. He stated, “Well, I am really good, I am really good, honestly. My rehab is going amazingly, in the way that I want, I am feeling strong, doing everything right with Ibra [Ibrahim Kerem] the physio, he has been amazing. And also the medical department, they take care of me from day one so it was really important. Yeah, all is perfect for me.”
Despite his eagerness to return swiftly, Martinez emphasized the importance of patience to avoid any potential setbacks. “Definitely, we need to be patient. I know that I will be back soon, very soon. It takes time, we need to be patient,” he remarked.
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Acknowledging the challenges of a prolonged absence due to injury, especially after missing the end of the previous season with a similar setback, Martinez shared his mental resilience. He highlighted how the support from his family and a positive mindset have contributed to his strength. Reflecting on his time away from the pitch, he emphasized the need for hard work, improvement, and a commitment to continuous learning.
Martinez revealed, “It is tough, so tough, especially when you had two injuries, almost six or seven months, it is really, really tough. But I feel strong from my mind. I get really good values from my family, to never give up, so this has only made me even stronger.”
Expressing his love for the club, Martinez also emphasized the significance of personal growth beyond football, including spending valuable time with family and engaging with teammates, physios, and other staff members. He concluded, “I love this club and I love this place. I feel so grateful to be here every day and I love to spend time with physios, the kit men, with my teammates, with everybody.”