Malian midfielder Yves Bissouma undergoes successful surgery

Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma has undergone successful surgery following an ankle ligament injury sustained during Mali’s 4-1 win over Madagascar.

The operation marks the beginning of his recovery journey as he works toward returning to full fitness.

The Malian international suffered the injury while representing his country in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

Medical specialists decided surgery was necessary to stabilize the affected area and ensure a complete recovery before his return to competitive football.

Bissouma shared an update on social media after the procedure, expressing relief and gratitude for the outcome. “Everything went well,” he wrote. “I thank God for everything that happens to me. Everything happens for a reason; I simply follow my destiny. Grateful to God for His protection.”

The 28-year-old midfielder now enters an intensive rehabilitation phase, which will involve close medical supervision and a detailed recovery plan. Tottenham’s medical staff will monitor his progress to ensure he regains strength and mobility before rejoining the squad.

Bissouma has been a key figure in Tottenham’s midfield this season, known for his energy, composure, and strong defensive presence.

His absence will be felt by both club and country, but his recovery remains the top priority.

The operation’s success gives hope that he will return stronger and ready to contribute to both Tottenham and the Mali national team in future competitions.

His dedication and positive mindset continue to inspire fans who eagerly await his comeback on the pitch.

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