Kai Sotto stays committed to his recovery, steadily regaining his form with unwavering support from Rere Madrid, who continues to be by his side through every step of the journey.
Kai Sotto remains focused on his recovery after undergoing successful surgery last January for the ACL tear he sustained during the Koshigaya Alphas’ Japan B.League game against the Seahorses Mikawa.
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The 7-foot-3 center has been steadily working on his strength and conditioning as he aims for a full return to the court.
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While the road to recovery is challenging, Sotto has continued to show resilience, keeping fans updated on his progress through social media.
One of his recent Instagram stories caught the attention of his girlfriend, Rere Madrid, who left a lighthearted comment:
"Uyy macho," acknowledging the work Sotto has been putting in during rehab.

Beyond playful remarks, Rere has been by his side through both the highs and lows, showing unwavering support throughout his journey.
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With his rehab process in full swing, the young big man is focused on rebuilding his mobility and explosiveness while ensuring a safe and complete recovery.
Prior to his injury, Sotto had been making strides both internationally and with Gilas Pilipinas, where he provided a significant presence in the paint.
His absence was felt during the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers, where Gilas Pilipinas wrapped up their campaign with a 4-2 record, finishing second in Group B.
Despite missing the recent games, Sotto remains a key part of the national team’s long-term plans, and his return will be highly anticipated.
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