England's Jordan Henderson suffered a wrist fracture during a celebratory jump over an advertising board after his team's 3-2 victory over Mexico in the 2026 World Cup Round of 16.The 36-year-old midfielder, a veteran leader for England, opted for surgery to address the injury, effectively ending his World Cup campaign.

The incident occurred as England's players celebrated their thrilling win at Estadio Azteca, with Henderson losing his footing and landing awkwardly on his wrist.Medical staff rushed to the field, and he was stretchered off the pitch, later undergoing surgery in Mexico City.Despite the setback, England advanced to the quarterfinals, where they face Norway.Henderson's injury adds to the challenges for the Three Lions, who also lost defender Jarell Quansah to a red card during the match.

The incident highlights the physical and emotional demands of international football, as Henderson's career reaches its final World Cup appearance.