In recent hours, some newspapers and sports websites have circulated news about the Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya striker, Tunisian Haitham Al-Jouini, suffering a previous injury with a torn ACL, which sparked widespread controversy among the Iraqi club's fans who have been following the player's news since his joining the team.

According to medical follow-ups, these reports are not true, as Al-Jouini did not suffer a torn ACL, but rather sustained a knee injury that kept him off the field for nearly six weeks only. There were initial concerns about the possibility of a ligament injury; however, the results of the scans and detailed examinations proved that it was merely a strong bruise in the knee and nothing more.

This clarification comes to put an end to the rumors that have accompanied the Tunisian striker's career, especially since he is considered one of the important elements in the Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya lineup for the new season, where the coaching staff relies heavily on him to lead the attack in local tournaments and international competitions.

Current data confirms that Al-Jouini has regained his physical readiness, and the previous injury has become a thing of the past, sending a message of reassurance to the club's fans who are eagerly anticipating his strong and impactful performance at the start of the football season.