PER TEAM SOURCE
Sounders FC have announced that midfielder Paul Rothrock has undergone successful surgery to repair a fractured third metacarpal bone in his right hand. The procedure was performed by Dr. William Wagner on Thursday, July 24 at the Seattle Hand Surgery Group in Seattle. Rothrock began rehabilitation immediately following the procedure, with the recovery not expected to be long-term.
Signing with the club during the 2023 campaign, Rothrock has recorded three goals and seven assists in all competitions this season, including a goal and two assists in his last four appearances. Rothrock joined the Sounders FC Academy in 2016 before playing collegiately with Notre Dame and Georgetown, helping the Hoyas to the program’s first NCAA Championship in 2019.
- Purdue preview: not your same old Purdue
- Sounders FC lack conviction in 1-0 loss to FC Dallas
- Drake Thomas will miss the Broncos game; Leonard Williams and Jaxson Smith-Njigba cleared to participate.
- Seahawks Address Turnovers, Red Zone Woes Ahead of Short Week
- Jedd Fisch’s old school recruiting plan takes time and fans are growing impatient
Discover more from Cascadiasports.net
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
One Reply to “Sounders Paul Rothrock undergoes successful surgery”