Ankle distortion among professional futsal players can have immediate effects on their performance and participation in matches. These injuries, which often require a player to be out for more than four weeks, can significantly affect a team's overall performance and competitiveness on the field. The nature of futsal, with its fast and dynamic play, places high demands on the player's agility and footwork, making ankle stability crucial for optimal performance. Ankle sprains can lead to reduced mobility, pain and restricted range of motion, affecting a player's ability to perform precise maneuvers and actively engage in play. The danger of such injuries, as well as the long-term consequences they cause, has always closely linked sports and medicine, in this case physiotherapy. The rehabilitation process, led by a physiotherapist and his professional team, can greatly influence the prevention of ankle distortion as well as the speed of recovery and return of players after injury, both on the field and in activities of daily life. The long-term consequences of ankle distortion on the physical and mental health and well-being of professional futsal players cannot be ignored. While immediate effects can affect performance, unresolved or improperly rehabilitated ankle injuries can lead to chronic problems such as joint instability, reduced range of motion, and increased susceptibility to re-injury. In addition to the aforementioned consequences in the professional field of athletes, this injury significantly affects their psychological state as well as the quality of their daily life. Rehabilitation thus significantly eases the possible consequences of ankle distortion and plays a key role in establishing healthy habits that will improve the quality and lifestyle of every professional player in the long term.