Millwall star Shaun Williams has given an encouraging update on his injury.
Williams, 31, has been crocked since suffering a knee problem in the 2-1 victory over Reading in September.
And the Lions have missed the influential midfielder, winning just one of their six games without him.
But Williams is now running on an anti-gravity treadmill, which helps cardiovascular work without stressing injuries, as he steps up his recovery.
He said: “Feels good to run again brace off on Friday as well #bebacksoon.”
Feels good to run again 🏃 brace off on Friday as well #bebacksoon 🙌 pic.twitter.com/0J8ATfIo9n
— Shaun Williams (@shaunywilliams6) November 7, 2017
Williams, who was an ever-present in Neil Harris’ side that won promotion to the Championship last season, is expected to return to action in 2018.
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