Returning from months on the sidelines is a huge challenge for any footballer. To do it twice in succession is a daunting prospect — but Chelsea’s Nathalie Bjorn has overcome the odds to do just that.
From the highest highs to the lowest lows: How Bjorn is rediscovering her best self
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