Wayne Rooney may need surgery after injuring his wrist while saving a shot from Jordan Pickford during a BBC show recording. The 40-year-old former England and Manchester United captain was playing as an Everton goalkeeper when he dove left to push away Pickford's strike. Rooney revealed the injury during Saturday's FA Cup final coverage, saying he'll see a surgeon on Monday to determine if surgery is required.

Rooney wore a cast during his FA Cup final punditry work, and the wrist injury explained why he wasn't wearing his wedding ring. Fellow pundit Micah Richards joked about him never growing up, but Rooney downplayed the severity, insisting it hurt but he'd be fine. The incident occurred while filming for the BBC show, with footage capturing the save and subsequent pain.

The footage showed Rooney diving left to push away Pickford's shot before clutching his wrist. With Rooney set to see a surgeon on Monday, the injury could sideline him from future television appearances if surgery is needed. At 40, even casual goalkeeper work carries real physical risk.