Jeremy Sarmiento has unveiled an updated timeline for his comeback after suffering an injury, expressing his eagerness to rejoin West Brom’s squad.
The Colombian forward, who has been recovering from a quadriceps injury sustained prior to the 1-0 victory against Sheffield Wednesday on October 3, recently spoke to Colombian news outlet El Universo on October 16. He conveyed his anticipation about returning to the field, emphasizing that the wait isn’t long anymore.
Sarmiento initially surprised everyone with the extent of his injury, as multiple scans and assessments by the physio team led to a more extended absence than expected, as reported on the West Brom official website. However, he is now determined to get back to playing regularly and accumulating minutes to aid his recovery from these injuries.
He also mentioned that Carlos Corberan, West Brom’s coach, has a well-thought-out plan for him, addressing both his injuries and his development as a player. Sarmiento remains patient, confident that his best performance is yet to come.
Upon his return, the winger is hopeful of securing more consistent playing time. He had been vying for his first start in the Championship before his injury setbacks, and Corberan’s tactical experiments in the forward positions could have given him the opportunity to start in the creative wide role, a spot often occupied by Jed Wallace or Grady Diangana, with the former occasionally playing upfront.
The encouraging news for West Brom supporters is that Sarmiento is nearing the end of his injury layoff and should soon be available for selection. This development is welcomed as the club has been dealing with an ongoing injury crisis, and everyone associated with The Hawthorns eagerly anticipates a return to full strength.
In other West Brom news, Carlos Corberan has expressed high praise for a key player, adding to the positive atmosphere surrounding the team.
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