Paris Saint‑Germain have confirmed that Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has undergone successful surgery on her right knee for a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). The operation was performed at the ASPETAR hospital in Doha, Qatar, and the Georgian offensive winger will now begin the rehabilitation process. The Parisian club did not indicate a precise timing for his return, but underlined that the season is already over for the former Napoli player.
Kvaratskhelia, 25, moved to Paris in January 2025 from Napoli, where he had already proven his worth. With PSG he contributed decisively to the conquest of two consecutive Champions League titles, consolidating himself as the team's cornerstone. The injury was discovered during the Champions League match against Barcelona on 20 October, when the player had to leave the pitch shortly before the hour mark due to severe pain in his right knee.
The surgery was considered "perfectly successful", but the severity of the injury requires a long recovery period. The club has decided not to disclose a return date, preferring to focus on the player's convalescence phase. Kvaratskhelia has been the center of attention from fans and the media, who eagerly await his return to the pitch. The company expressed its support, underlining the importance of a complete recovery before returning to competition.
Currently, the player is dedicating himself to rehabilitation in hospital, with the aim of returning to play as soon as possible. PSG has invited fans to support Kvaratskhelia during this delicate recovery phase, guaranteeing that the club will be ready to welcome him upon his return. With the season already over, attention turns to the player's future and his possible contribution in upcoming European competitions.