Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi is reported to be out indefinitely following complications from an offseason surgery. The team says, in a May 25 announcement, that Domi underwent surgery to address an “issue he played through during the 2025-26 season.” Multiple outlets report that the complication affects his mobility in the days after the procedure, with one report describing him as struggling to walk. Another outlet characterizes the situation as “complications” from surgery and notes uncertainty around whether Domi will be ready for next season. The Maple Leafs have not publicly disclosed the specific nature of the underlying issue or the surgical details beyond acknowledging that it was related to a problem he played with during the season. While reports indicate that Domi’s recovery timeline is unclear, the team’s communication to date emphasizes that he is unavailable “indefinitely.” The uncertainty adds to broader questions about his offseason role, though the focus across coverage is the impact of the post-surgery complications on his ability to return.