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EPL: Chelsea captain James undergoes knee surgery

Chelsea captain Reece James has undergone successful knee surgery after suffering an injury in training, the Premier League club announced on Friday. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-chelsea-captain-james-undergoes-knee-surgery/

EPL: Chelsea captain James undergoes knee surgery

Chelsea captain Reece James has recently undergone successful knee surgery, according to the Premier League club. The English footballer has missed the last two league matches, including a 3-0 loss to Brentford and a 5-1 win over Bournemouth. The club informed the public that James was absent from Saturday's 5-1 victory against Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge while he underwent medical assessments to determine the appropriate course of action.

Following the assessments, it became clear that surgery would be necessary to address the injury sustained during training. Reece James has already initiated his recovery process and will receive support from the club's medical team at Cobham throughout his rehabilitation phase. The team is currently positioned sixth in the Premier League as they prepare to face Everton in their upcoming match on Saturday.

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