England midfielder Jordan Henderson has undergone surgery to repair a fractured wrist, an injury sustained during his team's World Cup Round of 16 victory over Mexico.
The injury occurred when Henderson attempted to leap over advertising boards after England secured a 3-2 win. His hand reportedly slipped, causing him to fall awkwardly and fracture his wrist.
He has been ruled out of England's quarterfinal match against Norway and the rest of the tournament.
Henderson provided an update Wednesday, confirming he had the surgery in Kansas City, where the English team has been based.
The injury marks a premature end to his World Cup campaign, stemming from an incident during a moment of celebration following the team's advancement.