Enso González - knee

Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Enso González (19) is nearing a return to full training after a lengthy spell on the sidelines due to a serious knee injury.

The Paraguayan international suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury to his right knee while representing Paraguay against Uruguay at the Olympic Games on 28 July 2024. (Source: Wolverhampton Wanderers Official Website)

Following the injury, González underwent surgery and began an extensive rehabilitation programme. By October 2024, he had progressed to gym-based strength training, with Wolves' head of medical services, Phil Hayward, stating:
"Enso's doing great. He's in the gym a lot now, beginning his strength phase."
(Source: Wolverhampton Wanderers Official Website)

By March 2025, reports suggested that González was close to rejoining the first-team squad. Journalist Christian Martin highlighted his progress, saying the winger was "almost ready" to return to training. (Source: Sport Witness)

Given the standard recovery timeline for ACL injuries, González is expected to be fit for selection in the 2025/26 season. The club is likely to manage his return cautiously to ensure long-term fitness and prevent recurrence.