Lara Gut-Behrami suffered a serious fall during training in the USA, sparking concerns about her career's future.
## What happened?
The incident occurred yesterday, leaving Gut-Behrami with a concussion and potential cruciate ligament rupture and meniscus damage.
Gut-Behrami had planned to retire after the Milan/Cortina Olympics.
She wanted to end her career on a high note, with one last big performance.
## Why it matters for Lara Gut-Behrami
Gut-Behrami is the most successful Swiss skier in history, with Olympic victory, double World Championship gold, and two overall World Cup victories.
She has won 48 World Cup victories and has been a dominant force in alpine skiing.
Gut-Behrami's career has been marked by intense pressure and high expectations.
She has always strived to be the best, not the most popular.
## What comes next?
The hope remains that Gut-Behrami's injury will not be as severe as feared.
If the injury is confirmed, it would likely mean the end of her career.
Gut-Behrami finished on the podium at the season opener in Sölden, which could be her last race.
She deserves a great end to her unique career, preferably with more Olympic medals.
Gut-Behrami has been planning for her post-career, investing in various ventures.
She has also spoken about her desire to have children one day.
The ski gods will determine Gut-Behrami's fate, and fans can only hope for the best.
Gut-Behrami's legacy will live on, regardless of the outcome.
She has inspired a generation of skiers with her dedication and perseverance.
The 34-year-old has won everything there is to win in alpine skiing.
Her career has been a testament to her hard work and passion for the sport.