Ramadan Sobhi has ruled himself fit to return to playing action for Huddersfield ahead of their clash against Liverpool on Saturday.
The winger has been sidelined by a knee injury since the Terriers' second game of the season - a 6-1 thrashing at the hands of Manchester City - and is poised to make his return at the John Smith's Stadium on Saturday.
Sobhi told HTTV as quoted by Examiner Live: "Yeah, I am fine. Everything is okay. My knee is better now.
"In first training today. I am happy. I ran today.
I hope Sobhi can keep fit now and really propel us This lad has talent but hes injury prone that's the only reason he hasn't made an impact!! Looking forward to seeing you back @RamadanSobhi UTT DWBA TTID ⚪⚪ #htafc #WeArePremierLeague #nolimits #terrierspirit
— RyanHTAFC (@RyanHTAFC21) October 15, 2018
"I am excited," the Egypt international said.
"I haven't played in Huddersfield Town's stadium.
David Wagner: The performance was very good and I'm very confident going forward because we came here today and played the football we wanted. I'd be happier with a win but we'll take the point and the wins will come, we have everything to stay up this season."#BURHUD pic.twitter.com/z5XzjVlwr9
— #WeAreTown (@barmyarmyuk) October 6, 2018
Sobhi also sent his thanks to the Huddersfield medical staff for aiding him in his recovery, adding:
"I am happy and thanks to the staff of Huddersfield that my knee is okay."
Sobhi will be eager to feature in yet another giant task for his side, as they seek a massive result against title-challenging Liverpool.
Source: 90min