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Barcelona's David Villa back in the gym as he continues rapid recovery from broken leg
The Spain international fractured his tibia in Japan barely over a month ago but he posted a video on his Facebook page on Friday of him on an exercise bike
By Mark Doyle
It is barely over a month since the striker was forced to undergo surgery on the tibia he fractured during the Club World Cup but Villa posted a video on his Facebook profile on Friday of him on an exercise bike.
“The leg is getting better each day and I'm getting stronger,” the former Valencia ace wrote beneath the clip.
Villa’s post suggests that Dr. Ramon Cugat, the surgeon who operated on the forward, was correct when he claimed that the player could be out of action for as little as four months, meaning he should have time to try to secure himself a place in Spain’s squad for Euro 2012.
The 30-year-old striker, who is his country's all-time record goalscorer, has netted 23 times in 49 appearances for Barca since arriving from the Mestalla in the summer of 2010.
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