The Georgian, injured during the Champions League match against PSG, underwent surgery that the club deems a success.
French and European football is closely following the progress of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's health. The Georgian player has successfully undergone surgery for a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, PSG announced on Tuesday, October 27.
The injury occurred during the Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain, which the Parisian club won 4-2. The collision, described as violent, immediately alarmed the medical staff and supporters, as a cruciate ligament rupture is one of the most feared injuries in elite sport.
According to the club's official communication, the operation went smoothly. No precise date for a return to competition has been given at this stage, as rehabilitation will follow its course according to the standard protocols for this type of injury.
An anterior cruciate ligament rupture generally keeps a player sidelined for several months, punctuated by progressive rehabilitation aimed at restoring the knee's stability, mobility and muscular power. The exact timeline will depend on the player's recovery and the opinion of the medical team.
The absence is a serious blow for the forward, who had established himself as one of the season's standout attacking figures. The coming weeks will be devoted mainly to his recovery, while fuller details on his return are awaited.
The injury occurred during the Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain, which the Parisian club won 4-2. The collision, described as violent, immediately alarmed the medical staff and supporters, as a cruciate ligament rupture is one of the most feared injuries in elite sport.
According to the club's official communication, the operation went smoothly. No precise date for a return to competition has been given at this stage, as rehabilitation will follow its course according to the standard protocols for this type of injury.
An anterior cruciate ligament rupture generally keeps a player sidelined for several months, punctuated by progressive rehabilitation aimed at restoring the knee's stability, mobility and muscular power. The exact timeline will depend on the player's recovery and the opinion of the medical team.
The absence is a serious blow for the forward, who had established himself as one of the season's standout attacking figures. The coming weeks will be devoted mainly to his recovery, while fuller details on his return are awaited.
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Source: Ouest-France