Cheltenham's new assistant manager Steve Elliott is not ruling out pulling on a red and white shirt again.
The 36-year-old defender decided to move on from Whaddon Road earlier this month and was training with Bath City before the departure of Paul Buckle saw him return to join the new-look coaching team.
And with fellow centre-back Lloyd Jones having returned to parent club Liverpool, Elliott could re-register as a Robin once free of injury.
"I have a bit of bone bruising and ligament damage in my knee and I am working towards getting back," he told the Gloucestershire Echo.
"Hopefully I can play again, but we will have to wait and see. I am a free agent in terms of playing and I am hopeful that can still happen.
"That can be for Cheltenham, I can re-register as a player without any problems and I would love to be able to do that - whether the body will allow it remains to be seen."
The 36-year-old defender decided to move on from Whaddon Road earlier this month and was training with Bath City before the departure of Paul Buckle saw him return to join the new-look coaching team.
And with fellow centre-back Lloyd Jones having returned to parent club Liverpool, Elliott could re-register as a Robin once free of injury.
"I have a bit of bone bruising and ligament damage in my knee and I am working towards getting back," he told the Gloucestershire Echo.
"Hopefully I can play again, but we will have to wait and see. I am a free agent in terms of playing and I am hopeful that can still happen.
"That can be for Cheltenham, I can re-register as a player without any problems and I would love to be able to do that - whether the body will allow it remains to be seen."
