Queens Park Rangers striker DJ Campbell is hopeful of a return to action as soon as possible in order to try and help the club avoid relegation.
QPR striker vows to do his best to help avoid relegation
Queens Park Rangers striker DJ Campbell is hopeful of a return to action as soon as possible in order to try and help the club avoid relegation.
Campbell, a QPR fan, has endured a highly frustrating first season at Loftus Road with injury problems having restricted the former Blackpool man to just three starts.
Despite his misfortune, the 30 year-old is remaining optimistic and is aiming to make a first-team return sooner rather than later having recently resumed light training after a hamstring injury.
He told
The Fulham Chronicle: "My recovery's going really well and it shouldn't be long before I'm back in full training. It's been a disappointing season because of all the injuries, with my metatarsal and then my hamstring.
"I'm a QPR fan and it's been tough seeing us struggling, especially as I've been unable to do anything about it. Even when I have played I haven't been the same DJ as last season as I haven't been fully fit.
"But I've been doing extra work in the gym to make sure I come back stronger and fitter than ever for the run-in."
