Ghanaian striker Kwesi Appiah has undergone a successful surgery on a persistent hamstring injury that has troubled his career in the past two seasons.
The AFC Wimbledon forward underwent the surgery in a hospital in England to correct the defect and he is expected to return fit for the club in the coming weeks.
The 26 year old posted the updates of his injury on social media indicating, he will soon start the process of rehabilitation as he works on his full recovery.
Appiah joined Wimbledon from English Premier League side Crystal Palace in the summer of 2017 after spendind half of last season on loan at Norwegian side Viking FF.
The striker began the season on a good note until he got injured.
However, the Championship side have wished the striker luck in his recovery and want to see in back in action as soon as possible as the club fights for promotion to the English Premier League.
Injury Update... @AFCWimbledon
— Kwesi Appiah (@kwes1appiah) January 9, 2018
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All the best Kwesi in your recuperation after today's successful operation. We can't wait to see you celebrating another goal for the Dons! @kwes1appiah #AFCW pic.twitter.com/0cS9UqBBZV
— AFC Wimbledon (@AFCWimbledon) January 9, 2018
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