Adam Le Fondre, the seasoned striker for Hibernian, has candidly described his recent injury spell as “torture.” At 37 years old, he endured over three months on the sidelines due to a knee injury, which he considers the most significant injury of his career. Despite the mental and physical challenges, Le Fondre has made a successful return to fitness, making cameo appearances off the bench in recent matches against St Mirren and Inverness.
Looking ahead, Le Fondre is determined to contribute as much as possible to Nick Montgomery’s team as they aim to secure top-six football for the season. He expressed gratitude to the rehabilitation team at Hibs for their efforts in helping him regain fitness and readiness for action. Le Fondre highlighted a training camp in Dubai as a pivotal moment in his recovery, noting that it provided him with confidence and a boost in physical conditioning.
Reflecting on his time out, Le Fondre acknowledged the mental struggles associated with being sidelined and the challenges of facing a significant injury at his stage in his career. However, his focus remains on returning to the pitch and making a positive impact for Hibernian in the remaining matches of the season.
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