Burnley winger Robbie Brady says he is determined to make a flying start to next season following his recent injury woes. With only seven starts to his name since making the switch the Clarets due to a serious knee injury, it has been a tough time for the Republic of Ireland international.
The 27-year-old is hoping he will feature for his country in the summer and is looking forward to hitting the ground running next season. “I feel fit and it’s probably come at a good time so I can get some international games in and enjoy the summer,” he said.
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“Hopefully I’ll come back flying next season. “As the season has progressed I’ve felt fitter and stronger and I feel back to where I was. I feel good and I’m ready to play. I had a good start last season but obviously these things happen.” “I feel fit and it’s probably come at a good time so I can get some international games in and enjoy the summer,” he added.
“Hopefully I’ll come back flying next season,” Brady added. “As the season has progressed I’ve felt fitter and stronger and I feel back to where I was. “I feel good and I’m ready to play. “I had a good start last season but obviously these things happen.”
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