The rehabilitation of DVSC player Erik Kusnyir, who suffered a cruciate ligament rupture, is underway. The 24-year-old footballer was seriously injured in the match against Újpest, so surgery was inevitable. The surgery in Germany went well and Erik is looking forward to the upcoming period.

“I’m over the bad period, I feel good now. After the surgery, I was in a lot of pain, but in the next few days I will be able to leave the crutches and start working hard,” said Erik Kusnyir, who remembers the exact moment of the injury. “I heard a small crack and I suspected it wouldn’t end well, unfortunately, the examinations proved it. I’ve been through a lot, but I got a lot of help. My friends, family, and wife kept me going, and the support of my teammates was very comforting. We are like a little family, it was good for my soul that they thought of me, I owe them a big thankfulness.”

Our player follows the team’s performance, and even if not on the field, he is there in spirit with his teammates. “We had small “ups and downs”, we were not lucky in the matches against Mezőkövesd and Paks, but the ZTE match was wonderful, where we converted almost all our chances into goals.”

Erik Kusnyir is preparing for his return as soon as possible. “For the moment, I have two sessions a day, which include treatments and strengthening. My recovery is in the right phase, fortunately, everything is going well and I’m looking forward to the next steps.”

We wish Erik Kusnyir all the best for a full and speedy recovery!