Neeraj Chopra, the two-time Olympic medal-winning javelin thrower from India, has qualified for the Diamond League season finale in Brussels, scheduled for September 13-14, after finishing fourth overall with 14 points from his performances in Doha and Lausanne. Despite struggling with a persistent groin injury that has hindered his quest to surpass the 90m mark, Chopra secured second place in Lausanne with a throw of 89.49m. He opted out of the Zurich meet, where Anderson Peters took the lead in the standings with 29 points, followed by Julian Weber with 21 points. Chopra's injury has been a notable challenge, as he aims to regain peak performance after winning gold in Tokyo 2020 and silver in Paris 2024. With only two points separating him from Czech athlete Jakub Vadlech, Chopra's participation in the finale is crucial for his season. Each Diamond League champion receives a coveted trophy and prize money, marking a significant milestone in the athletics calendar.