"Depending on the severity of the injury and the extent of the surgical procedure, Branthwaite could be sidelined for a number of months. Typically, athletes undergoing major surgery on that part of the body will spend up to six weeks with the aid of crutches, to limit the load-bearing effect on the recovering muscle tissue. Only then, are they able to make a return to more rigorous activity in a gradual, carefully-managed manner."
"Back in August, it was reported the hamstring issue Branthwaite had suffered was a recurrence of a previous injury, which perhaps explains why the decision has been made to undergo surgery this time around, rather than relying on a more conservative healing method. Branthwaite is valued at 50 million (43.4m) by Transfermarkt, and has previously been courted by the likes of Manchester United."
"Branthwaite, 23, has not featured for Everton yet this season after sustaining a hamstring injury on the eve of the 2025/26 campaign. What was initially a concern for David Moyes and Toffees fans, could now become something altogether more costly, after it was reported by the club on Monday that the young defender has suffered a setback in his recovery."
Jarrad Branthwaite, 23, has not featured for Everton this season after sustaining a hamstring injury on the eve of the 2025/26 campaign. He returned to light training this month but suffered a setback that prompted a decision to undergo surgery on the affected leg. The surgical route is expected to keep him out for an extended period, potentially several months. Typical recovery includes up to six weeks on crutches followed by a gradual, carefully managed return to rigorous activity. The injury was reported as a recurrence of a previous problem. Branthwaite is valued at 50 million (43.4m) by Transfermarkt and has been linked with Manchester United. The recovery timeline is likely to affect his availability and transfer value.
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