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Alphonso Davies faces several weeks on the sidelines after suffering a left hamstring injury as a second-half substitute during Bayern Munich‘s Champions League semi-final second leg against Paris Saint-Germain. The German club’s medical team confirmed on Friday that the fullback’s club season is effectively over.
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The 25-year-old has endured a difficult season physically, making just six Bundesliga starts and failing to complete a full 90 minutes in any match since February. This latest setback follows an earlier hamstring strain that kept him out of Canada‘s friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia in March.
With Bayern eliminated at the semi-final stage, the club has three matches remaining this season, including a Cup final against Stuttgart on May 23rd. Davies is expected to miss all of them.
The concern now shifts to the international stage. Canada co-hosts the 2026 FIFA World Cup starting June 11th, and Davies captains the side as they open their group campaign against Bosnia on June 12th. A three-week recovery timeline cuts the margin for preparation extremely tight, leaving his availability for the tournament opener far from guaranteed.
Davies has been central to Canada‘s identity at this World Cup, and his fitness status will remain one of the most closely watched stories heading into the tournament. Follow TipsGG for the latest updates on Davies and full coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.