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ROOFE NEARING INJURY RETURN

By Josh Hindley
CHAMPIONSHIP

PROGRESS: Kemar Roofe

LEEDS United forward Kemar Roofe can see a return to first-team action this season as a real possibility after making good progress in his recovery from a knee injury.
The 26-year-old striker was injured in February and, although he did not require surgery, he has been working on strengthening the knee since and has recently returned to training outdoors.
Roofe said: “I’m positive. I’m outside doing a bit of ball work, turning and sprinting. The previous week it was more straight line, but now the knee is at a good stre...

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