Abdul Fatawu - knee

Leicester City winger Abdul Fatawu (21) suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) while on international duty with Ghana in November 2024. The 21-year-old sustained the knee injury during an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Angola, forcing him off in the first half. (Source: Leicester City FC)

Following the diagnosis, Fatawu returned to Leicester for further assessment and began his rehabilitation process. By January 2025, he was working indoors on his recovery at the club’s training centre. (Source: Leicester City FC)

In a recent interview, Fatawu expressed optimism about his recovery, aiming to be fully fit for the start of the 2025/26 season. He remains determined to return stronger and make a significant contribution to Leicester’s campaign. (Source: Leicester City News)

Update Friday 18 April 2025

Abdul Fatawu has stepped up his recovery from a season-ending ACL injury.

🎙️| Ruud van Nistelrooij: "It's great to see him on the grass. Because it's been a long wait with his surgery… But it's a big moment to put on your boots and kick a ball and enjoy that moment with your team-mates. He's making the right steps and it's a big thing for him in his recovery." (Source: Leicester City)