Harlequins have confirmed that England back-rower Chris Robshaw has returned to rugby training this week, with an expected return at the end of the month.
The 30-year-old, who underwent surgery in January on a shoulder injury, has been working extremely hard to get himself back to full fitness.
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Following a resolute rehabilitation programme with the Harlequins medical, and strength and conditioning staff, Robshaw will be involved in non-contact drills.
If all is successful, he will progress in the coming weeks to full contact as he regains his full match fitness.
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Commenting on the news, Harlequins Director of Rugby John Kingston said: “We are taking things day by day with Chris. He has been going very well in his rehabilitation and training and I’m looking forward to his return, which I expect to be at the end of the month.”
Harlequins return to The Stoop on Saturday 25th March to face Newcastle Falcons in the Aviva Premiership. Prior to this The Stoop will host the Final of the Anglo-Welsh Cup, on Sunday 19th March.
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