West Ham United forward Michail Antonio has finally made his comeback to football. The 35-year-old featured in Jamaica’s Gold Cup group stage game versus Guatemala in California.
Making his first comeback since a horrific auto accident in December, Antonio entered off the bench in the 85th minute.
What happened?
Antonio fractured his leg in a car accident in December. He was knocked out for months, which called into question the course of his career.
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His comeback for the Reggae Boyz marks a major stride ahead in his recuperative path.
What the club said of Antonio’s future?
Early this month, the club commented: “No formal decision and announcement on Antonio’s future until such time that it is considered right and appropriate.”
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This summer, the striker’s contract expires. Though he is powerful, his unusual circumstances have put off any final judgment.
Meanwhile, the Irons confirmed Danny Ings, Aaron Cresswell, Lukasz Fabianski, and Vladimir Coufal’s departures. Former captain Kurt Zouma has also been released.
What next for the veteran forward?
The England-born player’s next move is still unknown as the summer transfer window heats up.
Both club and country will probably find interest in his comeback to fitness.
For the moment, though, fans and pundits alike wait West Ham’s ultimate choice.
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