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Antonio set for first team training return

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Michail Antonio is hoping to rejoin first team training over the next few days.

The high energy midfielder is desperate to get back into action and is expected to rejoin the squad later in the week as he prepares for a post-international break return to action.

The 30 year old is now fully recovered from the hamstring injury he received at Newport in the Carabao Cup back in August and according to one insider we spoke to this morning “absolutely raring to get back into training.”

As reported earlier on the site Michail has been working to his own schedules since surgery and is set to return within a month or six weeks of the predictions.

It’s a remarkable recovery and one which is badly needed as the manager looks to take the weight off Seb Haller up front.

Meanwhile, with the under 23s travelling to Exeter City on Wednesday night for a Leasing.com Trophy match there may be the opportunity for Winston Reid to play in his second competitive match as he continues his recovery.

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Hugh Southon is a lifelong Iron and the founding editor of ClaretandHugh. He is a national newspaper journalist of many years experience and was Bobby Moore's 'ghost' writer during the great man's lifetime. He describes ClaretandHugh as "the Hammers daily newspaper!"

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3 comments

  • Whammer1 says:

    Brilliant news for the fans.
    We have sorely miss you Michael and hope you training rehab goes well..trusting in our medical staff 100% but hope our “situation” is a lot better and you are not “released” to early..good luck fella can’t wait to see you in the shirt again.
    COYI

  • Whammer1 says:

    Michail. .predicted txt😤

  • Tony Pezzolesi says:

    Please don’t rush him back or let him bully the medical staff into rushing him back. He is going to be too important between now and the end of the season

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