HEND ON THE MEND: Stricken England star speaks out from hospital bed after surgery on freak arm injury suffered in Mexico celebrations as he returns to teammates

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Jordan Henderson

has provided an update on his recovery after undergoing surgery on his broken wrist on Wednesday. The 36-year-old took to social media for the first time since going under the knife after suffering a freak accident at the

World Cup

.

Henderson has joined

England

's squad in Kansas City after undergoing surgery on his broken wrist. The Brentford veteran confirmed the procedure has gone well and thanked the hospital after his freak injury following the win in

Mexico

City.

Henderson posted on

Instagram

: "Surgery done! Let's get ready for the big one on Saturday. Thank you to all the staff that looked after me at Kansas City orthopaedic institute. Especially the three surgeons who carried out the operation. Dr Kenneth P. Unruh, Dr Mark J Winston, Dr Kirk McCullough."

England team-mates

Marcus Rashford

and Morgan Rogers were quick to show their support for their stricken team-mate, adding 'heart emojis' in the comments section. His club Brentford also sent him a message, writing: "Speedy recovery

Jordan

!"

Veteran Henderson has now travelled to Kansas City to be with and support the group ahead of their quarter-final with

Norway

on Saturday. That will be a huge boost for the squad as he is such a popular figure in the squad.

Henderson suffered the freak injury after hurdling advertising boards and falling awkwardly after celebrating with fans at the end of their 3-2 victory over Mexico at the Estadio Azteca. He required oxygen as he was stretchered off by medical staff before later heading to hospital in the capital.

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It comes after he spoke for the first time since the traumatic experience inside the Azteca on Sunday evening. Henderson said on Tuesday: "A night to remember that’s for sure! What an incredible performance against all the different challenges," Henderson said on

"So proud to be a part of this special team [emojis]. Thanks for all the support, another big one Saturday."

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His England colleagues were quick to respond. Vice-captain

Declan Rice

wrote in the comments: "Some man," while Morgan Rogers responded: "What a guy." Elliot Anderson and Djed Spence also displayed their affection with 'heart' emojis to the stricken midfielder.

Henderson has professed his desire to stay with the rest of the squad to offer his support and has been in regular touch with his team-mates. He has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament, even if England reach the final, after suffering a broken radius in his forearm.

As a result of his injury, the

BBC

report that head coach Thomas Tuchel is set to ban his players from jumping over the hoardings. The German boss will be keen to avoid any further strange injuries, especially ones off the pitch, as England look to make their first final in 60 years.

They face Erling Haaland's Norway on Saturday before a potential semi-final against

Argentina

or

Switzerland

. Should Tuchel's men progess beyond the last four,

France

Spain

are likely to await them in the final at the New York New Jersey stadium on July 19.