Plymouth Argyle winger Ronan Curtis has declared himself fully fit and healthy following knee surgery in the summer. The 30-year-old underwent a procedure to address a slight meniscus tear but has returned to action, starting the club's first five League One matches this season.
Curtis provided the positive update in an interview. "The knee's good," he said. The former Port Vale player, who joined Argyle permanently in January, added, "I have all faith in myself to come back stronger, fitter and much better." His return is timely for a Plymouth side sitting 14th in League One with 7 points from their opening five fixtures.
Curtis required surgery during the off-season to treat a minor tear in his meniscus. The operation was successful, and his recovery has allowed him to be a consistent starter in the early phase of the campaign. He made 23 appearances across all competitions last season, scoring twice, and his availability this term is a boost for manager Wayne Rooney's options on the flank.
With Curtis now fully integrated, Plymouth's attacking depth receives a significant lift. His experience and direct style offer a different dimension as the team looks to improve on a record of two wins, one draw, and two losses. The squad's current form and upcoming schedule can be tracked on the club's fixtures page, which details the key home match against Barnsley this weekend.
The immediate focus shifts to the next league game at Home Park. Plymouth host 15th-placed Barnsley on Saturday, September 12th, in a match that offers a chance to climb the table. Both teams are separated by just one point, making it a key early-season encounter. A full breakdown of the squad available for selection is always available on the official squad list.
Curtis's declaration of fitness concludes a straightforward rehabilitation process. He is expected to be in contention for the Barnsley fixture as Plymouth aim to build momentum.
