Abstract:[Objective] To evaluate the clinical efficacy of repair of old Achilles tendon injury with tendon autografts. [Methods] A retrospective study was conducted on 7 patients who had old Achilles tendon rupture repaired by tendon autografts from July 2016 to October 2021. The documents regarding to perioperative period and follow-up were evaluated. [Results] All patients had Achilles tendon repaired smoothly with operation time of (106.4±13.6) min, intraoperative blood loss of (35.3±12.3) ml, tendon defect of the broken end of (5.1±2.1) cm, and hospital stay of (11.6±1.3) days. All patients got incision healed in stage I and followed up for (46.1±19.6) months. As time went from the point preoperatively, 6 months postoperatively to the latest follow-up, the VAS score significantly reduced [(2.9±0.9), (1.7±0.8), (0.6±0.5), P<0.001], whereas AOFAS score [(57.4±10.0), (81.1±4.5), (95.1±4.0), P<0.001], ankle ROM [(27.4±3.0)°, (50.3±3.3)°, (56.6± 3.5)°, P<0.001], ATRS score [(41.1±5.8), (71.6±4.4), (93.3±4.2), P<0.001] significantly increased, and triceps muscle strength [case, III/IV/ V (7/0/0), (0/2/5), (0/0/7), P<0.001] improved significantly. [Conclusion] For the old Achilles tendon rupture, repair with tendon autografts, such as peroneus longus or semitendinosus, can still achieve satisfactory clinical consequence.