The Sunderland winger had a successful surgery, but he will be sidelined for 16 weeks.

The winger Patrick Roberts of Sunderland has undergone successful surgery to treat a fractured ankle bone.

The Black Cats player suffered the severe injury over the weekend while working out.

It was determined that he had a fractured medial malleolus, which needed to be stabilized surgically.

That was done well today, and over the next days, he will start his recuperation.

In order to fully heal from this fracture, Patrick Roberts is anticipated to miss about 16 weeks of play; nevertheless, he should return to the field by the end of 2024.
challenging Start of Patrick Roberts at Sunderland

27-year-old joined and is now out.

The England international, who also spent a season on loan at Bologna, has been in the UK since January 2020.

Throughout his career, he has made 144 appearances, scoring 10 goals and providing 15 assists to his teammates.

Patrick Roberts left earlier today to finish his surgery in Belgium.

According to the official announcement, Patrick Roberts underwent surgery to treat a fractured medial malleolus.

“The footballer will start his recuperation in the following days after the procedure went well.

I hope you heal quickly.

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