Nigerian international Moses Simon is set to make a remarkable comeback to football after a four-month layoff due to a fractured fibula, according to Afrik-Foot. The Nantes winger suffered a season-ending leg break in March during a friendly match against Mali, leaving him sidelined for the remainder of the Ligue 1 season and the Super Eagles' World Cup qualifiers.
However, Simon has made a remarkable recovery and is now ready to rejoin his Nantes teammates for the upcoming season. The 28-year-old has been granted a two-day extension to his holidays and will resume training with the first team on Wednesday, June 3.
Simon's return is a significant boost for both Nantes and the Super Eagles. His pace and skill on the wing were sorely missed during his absence, and his comeback is eagerly anticipated by fans and teammates alike.
Before his injury, Simon had been in impressive form, scoring three goals and providing six assists in 22 games for Nantes. His return will be crucial for the team's success in the upcoming season.
The Super Eagles will also benefit from Simon's return, as they prepare for the remaining World Cup qualifiers and the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations.
Moses Simon's determination and resilience have paid off, and his comeback is a testament to his hard work and dedication. Football fans in Nigeria and around the world will be eagerly watching his return to action.