After surgery, Quenda reveals plans for Sporting return | OneFootball

Recovering from a fracture in the fifth metatarsal of his right foot, Geovany Quenda traveled to London last Sunday, where he will continue the recovery process after undergoing surgery. Moments before heading to the English capital, the 18-year-old winger discussed his current physical condition and the next steps in his treatment, assuring that he will still wear the Lions' jersey this season.

"Everything is going well with the recovery. Sporting is playing today, and the most important thing is a victory today. I believe in them. Of course, I will play for Sporting again this season. Everything will go well. Two months, and I'll be back," the left-footer told Canal NOW, also assuring that he will complete his recovery in England.

Quenda's return to Sporting remains open, as the entire recovery process will be monitored by Chelsea, the club that owns his rights. What is certain is that a return to the field is unlikely before March, even in the most optimistic scenario.

Operated on in London on December 22, the Portuguese U21 international received permission to spend Christmas with his family. The young player did not miss the opportunity and shared images of Christmas Eve, spent at home, in pajamas, and by the Christmas tree.

This sports season, wearing the Sporting jersey, Geovany Quenda - valued at 45 million euros - participated in 22 matches for the Lions. In 1,271 minutes on the field, the Alvalade Club prodigy has already scored five goals and provided eight assists.

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