Bayern Munich Pursues Legal Action Over Alphonso Davies' Injury
The club accuses Canada Soccer of negligence after the player sustained a severe knee injury during a Nations League match, sidelining him for up to eight months.
- Alphonso Davies suffered an ACL tear and cartilage damage during a Nations League match between Canada and the USA on March 24, 2025.
- FC Bayern Munich alleges Canada Soccer acted negligently by fielding Davies despite prior muscular complaints and failing to conduct a thorough medical evaluation post-injury.
- Davies was sent on a 12-hour flight to Munich, where Bayern's medical staff diagnosed the severity of his injury, sidelining him for six to eight months.
- Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has demanded a full investigation and is considering legal action against Canada Soccer, citing a breach of medical duty of care.
- Canada Soccer denies any wrongdoing, asserting that player safety remains their top priority, while broader concerns about player welfare during international matches intensify.