Harrison Burrows missed a significant chunk of the season with a quad injury but has returned to the Sheffield United side recently - and opened up to The Star’s Danny Hall about what the time out taught him…

Sheffield United left-back Harrison Burrows has spoken about the frustration of suffering a recurring quad injury early in the season and how the experience provided him with a fresh perspective. The setback marked the first major injury of the former Peterborough United player's career, but he has since returned to full fitness and completed 90 minutes in each match since making his comeback against Bristol City at Ashton Gate.
Burrows revealed that he worked with a club psychologist and the Sheffield United physio team during a rigorous rehabilitation programme to prepare for his return. After overcoming the mental hurdle of watching teammates train from the gym, Burrows stated that his physical condition feels strong and his complete focus has now shifted toward winning matches and supporting the club's promotion push.
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