The defender reveals how a new contract will boost his recovery.
An upbeat Seamus Coleman has spoken about his positive early stages of rehabilitation after signing a new five-year contract with the Club.
The Blues defender returned to USM Finch Farm last month to begin his “baby steps” to recovery, having suffered a double fracture of his right leg during the Republic of Ireland’s World Cup qualifier with Wales in March.
Last week, the right-back revealed how signing a new deal with the Club - one that had been agreed prior to his injury - had given him a “massive boost”.
And despite recognising it was early days in his rehab work, the 28-year-old has been given more reasons to be cheerful with how the first stages have gone.
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