Estonian ski jumper Artti Aigro has arrived at the Olympic Village in Milano Cortina on Wednesday, preparing for the Winter Olympic Games. Aigro is regarded as Estonia's best ski jumper, and despite having sustained an injury during the Four Hills Tournament, he remains optimistic as he aims to compete in two upcoming events at the Olympics. He will partake in the large hill competition and the team event alongside teammate Kaimar Vagul.

Although Aigro had to miss the normal hill competition due to his injury, his arrival at the Olympic Village marks a significant step in his preparations. The Winter Olympics are a high-stakes event not only for athletes but also for their countries, and Aigro's participation is keenly anticipated by Estonian fans. The Olympics offers a platform for athletes from around the world to showcase their talents, and Aigro’s performance could bring pride to his nation.

As Aigro settles into the Olympic Village, he will likely go through the necessary preparations and training with his team in hopes of making a strong showing. The support from fans back in Estonia highlights the importance of such events for national pride and athletic achievement. Aigro's journey will also be followed closely as he represents Estonia on this international stage, contributing to the overall narrative of the Winter Olympics.