West Ham: Michelle Antonio opens when returning to football after terror is crashed

West Ham United striker Michelle Antonio revealed his determination to return to professional football after he survived a life -threatening car accident in December.

He opened around the horrific experience in which his car collided with a tree in Ebing, Essex, on December 7, leaving him serious injuries.

In an optimistic update, the attacker participated that months before the schedule in the recovery process.

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“Yes, 100 %. I will play again,” Antonio BBC said In an interview published on Monday when asked whether he could return to his previous level, although he admitted that he had to face the end of his career.

Antonio added: “This is what I focus on and why I work six days a week,” Antonio added. “I have always been positive from this situation. It is a terrible accident, and it is an enormous injury.

It is the biggest injury I had in my career. But the fact that I am already two to three months ago from where I should be, I know I will play again, and I know that as soon as I play the game, I will restore intensity.

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The veteran detects in West Ham reveals the extent of a horrific injury

Antonio was a vital figure for West Ham this season, where he got his place in the team although the club brought many new signatures during the summer.

The attacker presented 15 games under the leadership of Julien Lopetegoy before he suffered a serious accident, which occurred before Graham Potter took responsibility in January. The thigh bone has broken in four different places. “One surgery was performed in the key hole. They placed a column in my thigh with four screws, so the screws and nails are to tie it again together.

My first surgery said that he does not want me to put any weight on my leg for three months, which is about now, and you can see that I am walking.

“We got a second specialist who said I need to start over weight, as it increased from 10 % to 100 % within three weeks.

“But I kept my crutches for two weeks. In general, they say it will be between six to 12 months before my legs began to heal properly.”