Bolton Wanderers midfielder, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fabrice-Muamba-c13216 has gone on to confirm that he is nowhere near making a return to the club and is going to require a lot more time before he can start training again.
The midfielder went on to suffer a cardiac arrest during an FA Cup game against Tottenham Hotspur, way back in March.
It was revealed that the player’s heart had stopped beating for over an hour, before the doctors managed to revive the player.
However, with him now being out of the hospital and heading to a full recovery, it has been revealed that the midfielder will require a lot more time before he is back to being a hundred percent once again.
When talking about his condition and just how long it will take him to get back on the pitch, the Bolton player went on to state: "I'm getting stronger every day. [However] I'm far away from being back on the football pitch."
With a number of doctors being surprised by the rate at which the player recovered, Muamba is now looking forward to making a full recovery and getting back on the pitch to represent Bolton once again.
He added: "I really, really hope, by the grace of God, that I'll be back on the pitch but I'm just grateful to the university for this doctorate and I receive it on behalf of everybody who helped me to survive the cardiac arrest."
The midfielder had started out playing at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429, where he became a part of the academy. He then went on to move to Birmingham in 2007, before finally joining Bolton the next year.
Just about every Bolton fan and football fan around the world has gone on to express their concerns over Muamba and his health.
It is a miracle that he is back on his feet again, considering how long his heart stopped beating for.
Nonetheless, it has still not been determined if the player will be able to play to the best of his abilities again, but it is a wait to see just what the future holds for the midfielder.
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