A comeback is on the cards for the captain as Kenny Dalglish confirms that the midfielder will be stepping up his recovery in the next week in a bid to return to action
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has confirmed that club captain Steven Gerrard is close to a return to training and will be stepping up his fitness regime over the next week.
The midfielder has been out of action since March with a groin injury and his proposed return in August was postponed due to an infection caused as a result of an operation, meaning Gerrard was left hospitalised until just two weeks ago.
Dalglish was quoted as saying by The Guardian: "Stevie will be stepping up his recovery this week."
Despite the news of a return to training for Gerrard, the club are yet to revise his scheduled return to first-team action, which is said to be mid-September, meaning that the England international would inevitably miss international fixtures against Bulgaria and Wales at the start of next month.
Meanwhile, the club have confirmed that centre-back Martin Skrtel will also be stepping up his return to fitness from a calf injury.
The midfielder has been out of action since March with a groin injury and his proposed return in August was postponed due to an infection caused as a result of an operation, meaning Gerrard was left hospitalised until just two weeks ago.
Dalglish was quoted as saying by The Guardian: "Stevie will be stepping up his recovery this week."
Despite the news of a return to training for Gerrard, the club are yet to revise his scheduled return to first-team action, which is said to be mid-September, meaning that the England international would inevitably miss international fixtures against Bulgaria and Wales at the start of next month.
Meanwhile, the club have confirmed that centre-back Martin Skrtel will also be stepping up his return to fitness from a calf injury.
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