Young Boys defender Jaouen Hadjam has delivered a positive update on his recovery as he continues rehabilitation from an ankle injury that has kept him away from competitive action.
Speaking after reconnecting with his teammates, the full-back struck an optimistic tone about his progress and current condition.
Hadjam confirmed that his recovery continues in the right direction and stressed that he feels encouraged by how his body has responded so far.
“My injury is progressing well,” Hadjam said, offering reassurance to both the club and supporters
. He explained that he has focused on rest at home as part of the recovery process, while keeping close contact with the club’s medical and coaching staff.
Hadjam also outlined his approach to returning to full fitness, making clear that patience remains central to his mindset.
He acknowledged that the next phase will involve a gradual return to training rather than any rushed comeback.
“Each step will take as long as it takes,” he added, underlining his determination to recover fully before resuming normal duties.
The defender made it clear that he wants to return in the best possible condition and avoid setbacks that could delay his season further.
The update will encourage Young Boys, who continue to navigate a demanding schedule while managing injuries within the squad.
Hadjam’s presence has offered energy and balance in wide areas, and his return would provide the coaching staff with an additional option as the campaign progresses.
For now, the focus remains firmly on recovery. Hadjam continues to follow a structured plan designed to restore strength and mobility in the affected ankle.
He has chosen a careful and disciplined route back, prioritising long-term fitness over short-term availability.
The reunion with teammates also appears to have lifted his spirits, reinforcing his confidence as he moves closer to the next stage of rehabilitation.
His comments reflected calm assurance rather than frustration, suggesting a player fully engaged in the process rather than distracted by time away from the pitch.
Young Boys will continue to monitor his condition closely in the coming weeks. While no return date has been set, Hadjam’s own words point to steady progress and a clear sense of control over his recovery timeline.
As he prepares to transition from rest to controlled training work, both club and player remain aligned on one goal: a complete recovery that allows Hadjam to rejoin the squad at full strength and with renewed confidence.
