Alyssa Valdez has no timetable for her return to court as the Creamline Cool Smashers gear up for their 2023 PVL All-Filipino Conference title defense.
The national team skipper hasn’t regained her full health back after suffering a right knee injury during Creamline’s battle for third match against Chery Tiggo last December.
“Honestly, sabi naman ng mga doctors and PTs, I’ve been really recovering well. So, the timeline hindi rin siya sure. They want me to get back 100% na hindi rin nagmamadali, so hopefully talgaa. I’m really praying na I’ll see you guys on court this All-FIlipino,” said Valdez. Not only was the three-time PVL MVP unaccustomed to missing games, but her recovery has been quite emotional at the sidelines that made every step she took since the injury worth celebrating.
Sticking to optimism, the 29-year-old is hoping her recovery comes just in time before the round-robin elimination wraps up to help tow Creamline back to another finals appearance.
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