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OLSSON: LIGHT AT END OF TUNNEL

By Tom Sage
CHAMPIONSHIP

POSITIVE: Marcus Olsson

SWANSEA defender Martin Olsson could return to first-team training before the end of the season after making a better-thanexpected recovery from a ruptured Achilles tendon. Sweden international Olsson, 30, was injured in December and was expected to miss the remainder of the campaign, but his rehabilitation is ahead of schedule.
Olsson said: “The rehab is going well, we are ahead of schedule. We are working hard and the medical staff are doing a great job of getting me back to fitness.
“I just have to keep working hard. Hopeful...

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