Celtics Star shares after the Operation Update after an injury to the end of the season

Jayson Tatum is officially on the nature.

The 27-year-old basketball star suffered against the New York Knicks at the beginning of this week during Boston Celtics's playoff. He was quickly operated on to repair a broken Achilles tendon with the right Achilles.

Tatum divided a photo of himself in a hospital bed yesterday, smiled and flashed up with an elevated right foot in a hospital bed.

“Thankful for all the love and support,” he wrote in the heading.

According to the hospital for special operations, patients who have undergone Achilles tendon break surgery usually spend three to four weeks in one cast or a boot without weight on the foot. From there, physiotherapy, strength and mobility helps to rebuild.

Most can return to full activities, including running or jumping in about six to nine months.

“The Celtics striker Jayson Tatum was now subjected to a successful operation to repair an Achilles tendon with broken law. There is currently no schedule available for his return. However, it is expected that it will be a complete recovery. Further updates will be provided,” the team will be available on Tuesday on its website.

According to CBS Sports, the injury occurred at the end of the fourth quarter of the game on Monday. Tatum chased a loose ball when he stepped back on his right leg and fell to the ground.

“If someone can handle it, he is. He has sent a message to the employees and the players today, so he is better,” he said on Wednesday in a press conference before the game.

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