Injured Blues Continuing Rehab at Home - Ipswich Town News
Blues physio Matt Byard has issued an update on the Blues players currently on their way back from injury - Alan Judge, Kane Vincent-Young, James Norwood, Jack Lankester and Tristan Nydam - as they continue their recoveries at home and in their gardens.
"Judgey can’t do much. He’s still in a boot after fracturing a metatarsal but the others are all doing some rehab,” Byard told the club site.
"They are working diligently and creatively at home. Nors and Kane took half the club’s gym home with them!
"Tristan is doing what he can and Jack Lankester is using his garden and doing hurdles to keep himself ticking over.
"With Nors and Kane, we were working towards them being back with the group by the end of April but we will have to see when we get the clearance to start training again.”
Norwood and Vincent-Young are on their way back from adductor surgery they underwent in February and November respectively.
Lankester (stressed fracture to his back) and Nydam (broken ankle) have both been out since pre-season.
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