Overview
- Alphonso Davies suffered a torn ACL and cartilage damage during a Nations League match, sidelining him for six months after surgery.
- Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen criticized Canada Soccer for playing Davies despite reported muscular issues and threatened legal action over alleged negligence.
- Canada Soccer denies the allegations, asserting that player safety was prioritized and that Davies made himself available to play.
- Davies' agent expressed shock at his inclusion in the starting lineup, claiming he had communicated his lack of fitness to Canada Soccer officials.
- The injury is a significant blow to Bayern Munich's season, with financial losses partially offset by FIFA's compensation program but major sporting challenges looming.