medial collateral ligaments

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tibiocalcaneal ligament

The tibiocalcaneal ligament is the strongest component of the superficial layer of the deltoid ligament, and it is responsible for resisting eversion of the calcaneus

posterior tibiotalar ligament

The posterior tibiotalar ligament is classified as a superficial fiber. It attaches to the inside of the talus and the medial malleolus. These ligaments are extremely durable such that they can support the weight of the body and the typical range of motion of the ankle joint

anterior tibiotalar ligaments

the portion of the medial or deltoid ligament that extends from the medial malleolus to the neck of the talus.

tibionavicular ligament

The tibionavicular ligament is located in the leg and is a part of the deltoid ligament, which is the primary central ligament of the ankle joint. It connects the malleolus, or bony protrusion on the inside of each ankle, to tarsal bones of the foot (bones in the back half of the foot).