Khaberni - At a time when Jordanian fans are eagerly awaiting the fate of "Al-Nashama's" striker Yazan Al-Naimat, after his injury with a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament during the team's last match against Iraq, the Jordanian doctor Dr. Reda Khattatneh came forward with a surprising initiative, announcing his full readiness to perform stem cell treatment for the player, fully at his own expense.
Khattatneh, a specialist in orthopedics, joints, and regenerative medicine, stated that this medical procedure is typically used about 8 weeks after the ligament repair surgery, and it has multiple medical benefits, notably: accelerating the recovery process, reducing pain and swelling post-surgery, improving the quality of the knee and surrounding tissues, helping the player endure an intensive rehabilitation program, shortening the time away from the fields, and increasing the readiness for a safe return.
Khattatneh emphasized that this offer does not require any financial or administrative commitments from the Jordan Football Association, pointing out that "supporting our players today is to support all of Jordan", urging anyone who can convey this message to the association or the medical team of the national team to help spread it.
Currently, Al-Naimat is undergoing further detailed examinations at the "Spitar" center in Doha, amidst anticipation to determine the final course of his treatment, whereas the initial exams revealed a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament, potentially jeopardizing his participation in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
