According to Dr. Rajpal Brar, it is still difficult to rule out the return of Leeds United midfielder Stuart Dallas after injury.
The injury expert said that although he has been out of action for several years, a long period of time, it is too early to say that means he will hang up his boots.
The last match the 32-year-old played for Leeds was against Manchester City in 2022 and he did not play throughout the 22/23 season.
Speaking exclusively to MOT Leeds News, physiotherapist and sports scientist Brar said of Dallas:
“Dallas broke his femur, which is the femur and the most weight-bearing bone in the body.
“I believe he also suffered many setbacks during his comeback.
“The injury seemed quite serious when it happened and is quite rare in football so the length of time is not surprising, but it has been two years now, it is difficult to rule out who will return, but that’s a long time.
Get away from the game and you also lose fitness, confidence and rhythm.
The news from Leeds is that they are not forcing Dallas to return to action after the defeat that kept them out for 16 months.
As mentioned above, he faced some setbacks during his recovery from a broken femur.
However, he continued to work behind the scenes at Thorp Arch, supporting the youth players and the first team in various aspects.
In other Leeds United news, an injury expert has revealed a blessing in disguise as a Leeds player will be out of action until October amid a recent revelation.