Van Dyck: A crusader injury is a big challenge for me and I can't wait to see the fans in the stadiums

Dutch star Virgil van Dyck, defender of the English club Liverpool, confirmed that he had reached a good physical and mental stage after recovering from a cruciate ligament injury, saying: "I am fine and have reached a good stage mentally and physically as well, and I cannot wait to see the fans in the stadiums."

"I cannot wait to see the fans in the stadiums again, I am thinking about the next season with the fans. I hope to achieve success with the club and the national team, and this is something that raises my enthusiasm." ❤️

Van Dyck added, in an interview with the Liverpool website: "If we look at the matches years ago, it was natural to have fans in the games now. It does not seem as normal as it is. For me, I think next season with the fans to play again, and I hope success with the club and the national team." This is something that excites me. "

He continued: "I will try to reach success with Liverpool and the national team, and I love challenges and this injury was a great challenge for me, and I love challenges and I will always be under pressure and this is part of the challenge, and I will enjoy every part of it and maybe more, now when I come back again but I cannot wait to see all of it." Fans I can't wait to see myself there, "he said, expressing his hope that every fan would feel proud again.

Van Dyck suffered a cut in the cruciate ligament, after a violent interference from Jordan Pickford, Everton goalkeeper in Derby Merseyside, who ended in a 2-2 draw between the two teams at Goodison Park in the fifth round of the Premier League championship.

The Dutch Federation published on its official page on Twitter a video clip showing Van Dyck explaining his apology for completing the qualifying program so that he is ready for the new season.

Dutch star Virgil van Dyck, defender of the English professional Liverpool team within its ranks, Egyptian Pharaoh Mohamed Salah, continues his qualifying training in preparation for returning to the Reds matches, and Liverpool confirmed that the Dutch star continues to train in order to return after injury, indicating that it has become close.