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Spain based Ghana striker, Richmond Boakye Yiadom says he has fully recovered after returning to action in midweek for his club side Elche.
The 20 year-old, who suffered concussion during a La Liga game against Granada last week, was expected to be out of action for two weeks due to the extent of his injury.
But Boakye was able to make a quicker than expected recovery which according to the player, surprises him considering what he went through.
"I was surprised myself because the next morning after the injury I was so weak when they brought me home, the next day I went to training for the team doctor to check me up and the pains were still there," he told Joy Sports.
"The next five days after I woke up from my bed it was like a miracle because the pains had completely vanished.
"I started training and this is where I am now, God has been good to me and I'm fully fit now."
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