The news of Leah Williamson's knee injury comes as a big blow for Arsenal as they prepare for the upcoming Women's Super League (WSL) season. Williamson, who has been a key player for the team, will now have to undergo a period of rehabilitation post-surgery, which could see her miss a significant portion of the early part of the season.

The injury occurred during England's successful Euro 2025 campaign, where Williamson played a crucial role in helping her national team secure the championship. However, the celebration was short-lived as the defender was forced to undergo knee surgery following the injury.

Williamson's absence will create a defensive setback for Arsenal, as they will need to find a suitable replacement for her in the starting lineup. Her leadership and defensive skills will be sorely missed, and it will be up to her teammates to step up and fill the void during her absence.

The timeline for Leah Williamson's recovery remains uncertain at this point, as knee injuries can vary in terms of rehabilitation time. However, one thing is for certain - she will have the full support of the Arsenal fans as she works towards regaining her fitness and returning to the pitch stronger than ever.