LONDON – Pakistan’s Olympic gold medalist and national hero, Arshad Nadeem, has undergone leg surgery in England to address a long-standing calf muscle injury that had been affecting his performance for months.
The surgery was conducted in Cambridge by a renowned orthopedic specialist. Doctors have confirmed that the procedure was successful and Arshad will now begin a carefully monitored rehabilitation process. They emphasized that his recovery will be gradual, ensuring he regains full strength before returning to competitive sports.
Arshad Nadeem, who made history by winning Pakistan’s first Olympic gold in javelin throw, had been struggling with leg discomfort since earlier this year. Despite the injury, he continued to represent Pakistan in international events and brought home further honors, including gold at the Asian Athletics Championships.
Due to the surgery, Arshad is expected to miss some upcoming international competitions, including the Diamond League. However, fans and officials are optimistic that the break will help him return even stronger.
Pakistan’s sports community and fans across the country have extended their best wishes and prayers for his speedy recovery.
