Sweden's Sarah Sjoestroem reacts after a race at the 58th edition Settecolli international swimming hills event in Rome, Friday June 25, 2021. (Alfredo Falcone/LaPresse via AP)

Sweden's Sarah Sjoestroem celebrates after a race at the 58th edition Settecolli international swimming hills event in Rome, Friday June 25, 2021. (Alfredo Falcone/LaPresse via AP)

In this image taken from a video Swedish swimmer Sarah Sjoestroem shows a scar on her right elbow during an interview with the Associated press in Rome, Friday, June 25, 2021. Blame the pandemic. That’s what Swedish swimming standout Sarah Sjoestroem says about the broken right elbow that put her status for the Tokyo Olympics at risk. In normal years, Sjoestroem migrates to warmer climates for training during Sweden’s long winters. “But because of COVID I’ve been staying a lot in Sweden (and) then the risk of slipping on ice gets much higher. So I slipped and I fell on my elbow and I broke the bone,” she said. “It went completely off.” (AP Photo/Andrew Dampf)

Sweden's Sarah Sjoestroem prepares to compete in a race at the 58th edition Settecolli international swimming hills event in Rome, Friday June 25, 2021. (Alfredo Falcone/LaPresse via AP)