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Hajar Safarzadeh, who won one gold medal and two silver medals at the 2026 Para-Asian Games in Nagoya and was one of the successful faces of the Iranian contingent, underwent arthroscopy to check the condition of his knee.
This medical procedure was performed in order to perform a detailed assessment of the cruciate ligament, meniscus and cartilage of this runner's knee. The results of the tests show that there is no serious damage to the cruciate ligament and the meniscus, and the only notable case is the slight damage to the cartilage. Based on the assessment, Sperzada can return to good conditions with one to two months of rest.
Mehdi Mousavi, his coach, told Fars:
The camera checked the inside of the national player's knee and reported a slight damage to the cartilage, which was caused by training and running on a stiff and unsuitable track. He needs to rest for a month or two and resume training.