Recuperating from a severe ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tear suffered during the SAFF Championship last year, India’s striker Robin Singh is on the road to recovery.
“It is much better and I am focusing on getting completely healed, come back soon and stronger than before,” he said.
The Noida-born Robin, who plays for Delhi Dynamos, believes the merger of Indian Super League and I-League will help football grow in the country. “Regardless the merger, my job is to play well and in put a whole-hearted effort making sure that my team come out winners. Over the years we have seen remarkable growth in the football scenario in India,” he stated.
Prior to the recently concluded I-League season, Robin was at the centre of a tussle between Dynamos and BFC over a player agreement which wasn’t penned. And also Dynamos claimed that Robin was keen to play for a club abroad.
“Right now the only thing on my mind is to get fit. Indian or international clubs is something I will think about once I am back stronger. There was absolutely no tussle with BFC. Unfortunately, I got injured and had to take time off to recover.”
Apart from undergoing lengthy physiotherapy sessions and strengthening, Robin spends time doing yoga.
