Sierra Leone and Örebro striker, Alhassan ‘Crespo’ Kamara believe he must stay positive if he is to win over his current injury problem.
The 22-year-old forward continues to be on the side-line for the Allsvenskan relegation battle side, Örebro and his club manager Alexander Axen has already ruled him out for a possible return this season.
“I do not think "Crespo" will come back into play this season. I'm no doctor, but it's pretty obvious that he has a way to go for a return to the game” Axen told NA.
The 22-year-old forward continues to be on the side-line for the Allsvenskan relegation battle side, Örebro and his club manager Alexander Axen has already ruled him out for a possible return this season.
“I do not think "Crespo" will come back into play this season. I'm no doctor, but it's pretty obvious that he has a way to go for a return to the game” Axen told NA.
However, the former FC Kallon striker is refusing to give up hopes of returning and he told Swedish NA sports that he is working hard to get over his injury problem and describes his situation as a ‘mental war’.
“There's no one who knows and myself I can only hope. This is a mental war going on right now. It is a frustrating situation and am trying to make the best of this” Kamara said and revealed that he is jogging, running in the pool and doing lot of bicycles workout and yoga which helps him to relax.
He added: “I go to training every day and do my rehab training. I hope to make it better and I cannot think negatively, I have to be positive and look forward to how the process goes.”
However, both club and the player could not do much more than hope and believe that the injury will heal and he can return to football.
“There's no one who knows and myself I can only hope. This is a mental war going on right now. It is a frustrating situation and am trying to make the best of this” Kamara said and revealed that he is jogging, running in the pool and doing lot of bicycles workout and yoga which helps him to relax.
He added: “I go to training every day and do my rehab training. I hope to make it better and I cannot think negatively, I have to be positive and look forward to how the process goes.”
However, both club and the player could not do much more than hope and believe that the injury will heal and he can return to football.
By: Sahr Morris Jr.
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