Leeds Rhinos winger Maika Sivo, who represents Fiji Bati, has been confirmed to miss the entire 2025 Betfred Super League season due to a serious knee injury. Scans have revealed that Sivo has torn his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), necessitating surgery.
The injury occurred during the first half of a match against the Wigan Warriors, in which the Rhinos secured a 22-4 victory. At 31 years old, Sivo’s loss will be felt significantly, both on and off the field.
Leeds Rhinos Head Coach Brad Arthur expressed concern for Sivo, stating, “Our first thoughts are with Maika, and we will all get round him and give him and his family our support.” The club’s medical team is committed to providing Sivo with the necessary treatment to facilitate his recovery as quickly as possible.
Arthur highlighted Sivo’s strong character and confidence that he will dedicate himself to rehabilitation, saying, “I am sure he will throw himself into his recovery to get back to his best.”
This situation not only impacts the player’s career but also emphasizes the importance of community support during challenging times. The Leeds Rhinos and fans alike will undoubtedly rally around Sivo in his journey toward recovery, fostering a positive atmosphere as he works to return to the pitch.
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