The Scotland star left no stone unturned during his recovery from injury.
Finn Russell will spearhead Bath’s bid for Gallagher Premiership title glory after a week in the Caribbean that helped save his season.
But he was back playing five weeks later after throwing everything into a recovery process that underlined Russell’s searing commitment to the cause. “I am sure a bit of Deep Heat would have been fine! But it worked, and I got back for the Newcastle game. “I ruptured the adductor longus and tore my ab at the same time. I did the same injury the other side when I was at Racing, playing for Scotland.If you thought last Saturday's play-off was big, get ready for the march to Twickenham!June 5, 2024
Since arriving in Bath after the World Cup earlier this season, he has driven the team through his relentless high standards and numerous decisive contributions during games.
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