Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jul 8
Jordan Henderson Undergoes Wrist Surgery, Missing England's Final 3 World Cup Matches
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jul 8

Jordan Henderson Undergoes Wrist Surgery, Missing England's Final 3 World Cup Matches

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 8

Summary

  • Kansas City surgery for Jordan Henderson confirmed England's midfielder will miss the quarterfinal against Norway and the rest of the World Cup.
  • The fractured wrist came after England's 3-2 Round of 16 win over Mexico, when Henderson slipped trying to hop over advertising boards during the postmatch celebration.
  • The injury had already forced him out of England's next game, and Wednesday's update showed he has now undergone the operation while based with the squad in Kansas City.
  • England now heads into the knockout stage without a veteran player in a tournament run cut short by an off-ball celebration accident rather than match action.

Insights

How will England's campaign recover from losing a veteran to an advertising board?
Could Henderson's freak celebration injury spark a lawsuit against World Cup organizers?
Does this bizarre injury expose a major flaw in modern stadium safety protocols?