What causes pain during movements and ankle swelling following a 7-year-old ankle injury?

Hello doctor,

I injured my right ankle while playing soccer seven years back. It was an eversion, but I continued playing soccer using a crepe bandage as I have never had an ankle sprain before. So I thought it is nothing although I was able to see blood on the skin for two or three days after the injury day when I sit cross-legged. I used ice for that, but unfortunately, pain and swelling were still there below the inside bump, malleolus part of my right ankle. I went to an orthopedic doctor four months after the injury. He asked for an X-ray and everything was alright. Then he asked for an MRI. In the MRI, it was found that I had a 40 to 50 % tear in my tibiocalcaneal ligament with minimal injury in the tibiotalar ligament and mild effusion. I feel pain when I shoot the football and minimal pain while running. But I know there is something wrong with my right ankle as ligaments are damaged and I also have swelling on the inside bump of my right ankle. Please tell me how much time will it take to heal and what should I do to recover. Will I get recovery or not? I have no problem with the range of motion. I just feel pain during eversion and mild pain while running and walking. But it is very little and now it has been one month after the MRI. I am on rest after that MRI. I am also using an ankle brace after the MRI report. And, does scar tissue stop the process of ligament healing or worsen the actual healing process? Please answer all my questions. I am feeling very low as I do not know if I will be able to continue soccer again or not. I did not stop playing football for four months after the injury and after the MRI report only I stopped. I do normal walking and running. Currently, I am taking homeopathic medicines for the past 15 days.

Kindly help.