FC Bayern and Canada Soccer Clash Over Alphonso Davies' Injury Management

Bayern Munich accuses Canada Soccer of negligence after Alphonso Davies' ACL injury during international duty, threatening legal action as tensions escalate.

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.