After injury shock
Bayern star Davies consultant accuses Canada
26.03.2025 – 2:35 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
The injury to Alphonso Davies came as a surprise. Now the player’s consultant accuses the Canadian national team.
The excitement for the surprising injury to Bayern star Alphonso Davies goes into the next round: Davies consultant Nedal Huoseh suffered significant criticism of the Canadian association and national coach Jesse Marsch. The Munich professional had torn the cruciate ligament in the National League game against the United States-and apparently despite previous warnings.
“He shouldn’t have played in the friendly for third place against the United States,” Huoseh told the “Munich Merkur/Tz” with a view of the game in which Davies had to be injured from the field. Already after the semi -finals against Mexico (0: 2) the left -back was struck. Huoseh was all the more surprising that Davies was in the starting eleven in the game against the United States: “He had announced that he was unable to start.”
According to the consultant, there was in advance of the clear statement of a association insider that Davies would not start and that it would only get “a few minutes” time. “I told you that he shouldn’t play at all,” said Huoseh.
He is particularly responsible for the former Leipzig coach March. This “would have had to master the situation better, that could have been prevented 100 percent,” continued Huoseh.
The injury has already caused irritation, since Davies himself announced in a conversation with a reporter from “One Soccer” that he was doing well. Bavaria’s CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen was also optimistic on Monday in conversation with T-Online. Why? Read here how the shock came.
Davies was operated on Wednesday. The 23-year-old will be missing FC Bayern for at least half a year. “Of course he is not happy with the situation. He wanted to be available for his club team,” said Huoseh. At the same time, the consultant was confident: Davies was in good hands with the club’s medical team and will recover from the setback.