Hassan Al-Haydos, the Saudi Arabian soccer player who was injured in a collision with a car during a match against Kuwait in 2018, has revealed his latest injury update.
The 25-year-old midfielder suffered a serious knee injury in the game and was rushed to hospital after being hit by a car. The team has been working hard to find a solution to the problem and is hoping that he will be able to return to training soon.
Al-Haydos has undergone several surgeries to repair the damage to his knee and has been sidelined for several months. However, he remains optimistic about his recovery and is hopeful that he can return to play soon.
"I am confident that I will be able to return to playing soon," he said. "I have had surgery on my knee and it's still healing, but I am determined to get back to training as soon as possible."
Despite his injuries, Al-Haydos has continued to perform well for his club and has become a valuable asset to the team. He has scored four goals in six matches this season and has also made a few assists for his teammates.
"His performances have been outstanding and I am very proud of him," said the coach of Al-Rayyan FC, who is currently in the top division of Saudi football. "He has shown great resilience and determination, and I believe that he will continue to make a big impact in the future."