Liu Yang, the Chinese footballer who is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in history, has been involved in several injuries during his career.

In January 2019, Liu was injured in a training session and sustained a severe knee ligament injury. He underwent surgery to repair the torn meniscus in his left knee, which required three surgeries. The injury was considered a major setback for Liu, but he continued to train hard and recover quickly.

However, in March 2020, Liu was again injured in a match against Shanghai Shenhua. This time, he sustained a lower leg ligament injury that required two surgeries. Despite this setback, Liu remained committed to training and recovery.

In May 2020, Liu was involved in a high-stakes game against Jiangsu Uprising, where he scored a crucial goal in the 88th minute to help his team win the match. However, he suffered a serious ankle injury that required four surgeries. Despite the setbacks, Liu continued to work hard and recovered quickly.

Liu's latest injury update suggests that he continues to be in good condition and is likely to return to full fitness soon. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact sports events, it remains to be seen how Liu will perform in the future. However, his commitment to training and recovery shows that he is not only a talented player but also a dedicated athlete.