Jordan Henderson has admitted the injury he suffered during England's World Cup celebrations has been 'tough' to deal with, as the former Liverpool captain rejoins the national squad.
Henderson breaks silence on fractured arm
The midfielder fractured his arm during the celebrations following England's win over Mexico at the World Cup. Speaking about the incident, Henderson described the subsequent days as challenging, both physically and mentally.
According to Henderson, the injury occurred in the heat of the moment as the team celebrated their victory. He has since been undergoing treatment and is now back with the England squad to continue his recovery.
Rejoining the squad for recovery
Henderson's return to the squad marks a step forward in his rehabilitation. While he is not yet fit to play, his presence is seen as a boost for team morale. The England medical staff are monitoring his progress closely.
The 36-year-old, who left Liverpool last summer, remains a key figure in the England setup. His experience and leadership are valued by manager Gareth Southgate.
What's next for Henderson?
There is no timeline yet for Henderson's return to full fitness. The priority is to ensure the fracture heals properly before he resumes training. Fans will be hoping to see him back on the pitch soon, but the focus remains on his long-term health.
