Oliver Arblaster has enjoyed a memorable week, scoring a superb winner for Sheffield United at Bristol City, but has not forgotten the mental battle he faced during his 14-month absence through injury - and doesn’t want to…

Sheffield United midfielder Oliver Arblaster has spoken about his 14-month rehabilitation from an anterior cruciate ligament injury, revealing that he actively wants to remember the ordeal. The 22-year-old explained that navigating the emotional distress and questioning whether he would ever play again ultimately strengthened his mental resilience following his return to action.
Arblaster recently marked his comeback by scoring the winning goal in Sheffield United's victory over Bristol City. Manager Chris Wilder maintained patience throughout the midfielder's recovery, with the player expressing pride in developing greater mental toughness during the lengthy rehabilitation period.
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