Saudi Al-Hilal Club announced the success of the surgical operation undergone by the captain of the first football team, Salem Al-Dosari, to treat a knee tendon injury, which took place in Finland under the supervision of the specialist doctor, Lansi Lempainen.

The club clarified, via its official account on the 'X' platform, that the surgery was performed on Tuesday morning and was successful, noting that the player will begin a therapeutic and rehabilitation program at one of the specialized medical centers, under the supervision of the team's medical staff.

Al-Dosari had undergone medical examinations in Finland on Monday to assess his condition and determine his need for surgical intervention, before the medical team decided to perform the operation.

Previously, Al-Hilal announced on July 10 that the player requires a therapeutic and rehabilitation program lasting between six and eight weeks; however, performing the surgical operation may extend his absence from the fields, according to medical estimates.

This comes after Al-Dosari's participation with the Saudi national team in the World Cup, from which 'Al-Akhdar' was eliminated in the group stage, finishing in fourth place with two points, trailing by goal difference from the third-placed team.

In terms of his participation with Al-Hilal, Al-Dosari played 26 matches last season, scoring eight goals and providing 10 assists.

Al-Dosari, 35, is considered one of the most prominent stars in Al-Hilal's history, having joined the first team in 2011 and contributed to achieving many local and continental championships. News is circulating that he has received offers to transfer during the current transfer period, amid media reports about interest from Al-Dhariyah Club and one of the Qatari league clubs in signing him, without any official announcement regarding his future.

The Saudi Al-Hilal Club announced the success of the surgical operation undergone by the captain of the first football team, Salem Al-Dosari, to treat an injury to his knee tendon, which took place in Finland under the supervision of the specialist doctor, Lansi Lempainen.