Plymouth Argyle winger Ronan Curtis reports full recovery from knee surgery

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Plymouth Argyle winger Ronan Curtis reports full recovery from knee surgery
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Plymouth Argyle winger Ronan Curtis confirms he has returned to full fitness following knee surgery performed this summer. The 30-year-old previously managed a meniscus tear during the last campaign, often relying on pain management and medication to continue playing. Since undergoing the procedure, Curtis has regained his health and reports no recurring symptoms or swelling. He has started all five of Plymouth Argyle's League One matches during the current season. The team has recorded two wins and two losses in those opening appearances. Curtis joined the club permanently in January from Port Vale and maintains that the surgery was necessary to reach his current level of performance.

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  • Ronan Curtis underwent successful knee surgery this summer to treat a meniscus tear.
  • The 30-year-old winger has started all five of Plymouth Argyle's League One matches.
  • Plymouth Argyle has opened the current season with a record of two wins and two losses.
  • Curtis says he no longer requires medication or experiences swelling in his knee.
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  • 11:40 AMYahoo SportsCurtis feels fit and healthy after summer knee surgery
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Plymouth Argyle winger Ronan Curtis says he has felt no ill effects from his summer knee surgery.

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