My Goalkeeper Injury: Ruptured Middle Finger

I got my right middle finger injured in a football (soccer) training match last Sunday November 16 against a team of Koreans who were really good. It was a preparation for an upcoming tournament that would cover for about 4 months.

I was the goalkeeper, it’s my fave position. The Koreans were awarded a freekick, the kicker kicked the ball directly to the goal, but i managed to catch the ball, straight to my hands. It hit my middle finger i fumbled a bit. Overall seemed like a perfect catch. But I did not feel any intense pain, it was bearable. The pain is still tolerable even up to now. Although it “looks” painful to others. See photos, dont look if you have a faint heart.

I went to see a doctor 4 days later. The doctor is an orthopedic, specializes in sports medicine. He said I ruptured a tendon or something like that. Forgot the full word. No bones were broken.

The doctor will assess on December 3 if my finger will surgery or not, hopefully it will not go further to surgery.

My “broken” middle finger.
Broken finger

My cast finger.
Cast finger

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4 Responses to My Goalkeeper Injury: Ruptured Middle Finger

  1. Dave Stopher says:

    I am a keeper and end up injuries like that all the time!!

  2. admin says:

    @Dave
    Thank God, i’m not alone. Haha

  3. Tom says:

    I did the exact same thing yesterday in basketball. Got caught on a friends liver strong band. Hand is in a splint right now, but im supposed to see a plastic surgeon today. Hope your finger heals well!

  4. admin says:

    My finger is internally healed, but the look is basically the same. If I want it back to normal, I had to undergo surgery.

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