PSG’s Kvaratskhelia Faces ACL Surgery After Barcelona Clash
Winger’s injury confirmed as a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament
Paris Saint‑Germain have confirmed that their Georgian winger, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, will undergo an operation to repair a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament. The injury was sustained during the French side's recent UEFA competition match against Barcelona, which ended in a 4‑2 victory for PSG.
Impact on the squad
The surgery means Kvaratskhelia will miss an extended period of action, leaving the club without one of its most dynamic attacking options. The medical team will now focus on a rehabilitation programme designed to return the player to full fitness.
What is known about the injury
- Location of injury: Right knee
- Diagnosis: Ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
- Planned treatment: Surgical reconstruction followed by physiotherapy
Further details regarding the exact timetable for his recovery have not been released, but the club has indicated that the procedure is scheduled promptly to begin the healing process as soon as possible.
Context of the incident
The injury occurred in the course of the 4‑2 win over Barcelona, a match that highlighted PSG’s attacking prowess. Kvaratskhelia’s contribution to the game was cut short by the knee problem, prompting immediate medical attention on the pitch.
Supporters will now hope for a successful operation and a swift return for the talented winger, whose pace and skill have been key assets for the Parisian outfit this season.
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