Live broadcast bar News garinali appeared at Celtic training ground on Tuesday local time on October 12 and was interviewed by the media for the first time after suffering serious knee ligament injury this summer.
Speaking of personal recovery, Gary Nelly said: “I work hard and receive treatment every day. This is the best way to recover. To deal with injuries like this, you must receive treatment every day instead of really considering what will happen in the future. What is both a good thing and a bad thing-I have experienced all this before, so, I know what will happen, it is always very difficult, especially when you encounter such a situation, I just came to Celtics. I was going to play for the Green Army and was ready to help the team win. It’s tough, but I can’t help it. This is the case. I must focus on recovery now.”
Gary Nelly also suffered ACL injuries when he was working for gold excavation in 2013, and it was the same ligament. The 34-year-old veteran said that he would stay in Boston all the time, stay with the team and support the Green Army as much as possible: “On the positive side, you can see some small progress every day, these will make you happy, keep you moving forward, and strive to be better every day. For example, when you exercise, you can do more such repetitive actions the next day, or you can do better the next day. In the process of rehabilitation, small things are also big things.”
Gary Nelly has been able to walk on the field at present, but he has not been able to practice shooting yet: “I can’t wait to start shooting and free throw practice, as I said, this sounds like a small thing, but it is a big thing in the process of recovery. I haven’t been able to do this yet, and they told me it would be OK soon. I will be better and stronger when I return. I am still here. Even if I am not so young, I will come back. I will return stronger and better.”
Gary Nelly suffered a tear of the left knee cross ligament on behalf of Italy in FIFA World Cup qualification this summer. He underwent surgery at the end of September and began the recovery process. Since the recovery period of the ligament tear is generally 6-12 months, Gary Nelly may not be able to compete in the new season.
During the offseason this year, garinali and Celtics signed a contract of $13.3 million for 2 years, which is fully guaranteed and sophomore options.
(Lin Yuan)