Scunthorpe defender Jonathan Gjoshe has been cleared to return to training after being injured in the Huntingdon train knife attack last month.
The 22 year old had surgery after being cut across the bicep and has been out of action as a result.
Gjoshe was one of 11 people treated for injuries sustained in the attack on November 1.
Scunthorpe defender injured in Huntingdon attack set to return to training
Scunthorpe manager Andy Butler told BBC Radio Humberside: "He's been given the green light to get his rehab done here, so it's great to see Jonathan.
"It's small steps, see how he goes, not just physically but mentally as well. He knows we've supported him the whole way through."
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Gjoshe was given the green light on Tuesday to return to training, and will join back up with the rest of the Scunthorpe squad after the new year.
The full-back joined Scunthorpe in September and has made two appearances for the club this season, both in the National League Cup.
Before his injury, he had been playing on a dual registration basis for Bottesford Town, in the ninth tier of English football.
Anthony Williams has been charged with ten counts of attempted murder in relation to the attack.
