Antonio Returns for Jamaica After Ferrari Crash

Michail Antonio, 35, made his first competitive appearance since suffering a shattered femur in a Ferrari crash last December, coming on as a late substitute for Jamaica in their 1-0 Gold Cup loss to Guatemala. He spent over three weeks in hospital but returned to fitness ahead of schedule, marking a major milestone in his rehabilitation. Antonio has not played for West Ham since the accident, and his contract with the club expired on June 30, with no decision yet made on his future as the club continues to support his recovery. Despite ongoing negotiations about his next step, Antonio remains West Ham's all-time top Premier League scorer with 68 goals in 268 appearances. He hopes to feature in Jamaica’s remaining group matches as he considers his next career move. Fans and the football community have welcomed his comeback.