Alphonso Davies Breaks Silence on ACL Injury Amid Bayern Munich-Canada Soccer Controversy

Vancouver, BC – Canadian soccer star Alphonso Davies has broken his silence following his devastating ACL tear while on international duty, posting his first public statement since the injury sparked a heated war of words between Bayern Munich and Canada Soccer.

Davies Focused on Recovery After Season-Ending Injury

The 24-year-old Canada captain shared an uplifting Instagram update, showing himself on crutches with a heavily braced leg but flashing a thumbs-up.

“Thank you for all your love and support,” Davies wrote. “It sucks to be out this long, but I’ll come back stronger.”

His injury has sidelined him for at least six months, ruling him out of:
✅ FIFA Club World Cup (June-July 2025)
✅ Bayern Munich’s preseason
✅ Potential start of 2025-26 Bundesliga campaign

Controversy Erupts Over Injury Handling

Davies’ injury has ignited a firestorm of accusations:

🔥 Agent’s Allegations
Davies’ agent, Nedal Huoseh, initially claimed Canada Soccer and coach Jesse Marsch pressured the star to play despite concerns.

🔥 Bayern Munich’s Outrage
Bayern’s leadership accused Canada Soccer of “gross negligence”, alleging:

• Davies was put on a 12-hour flight to Germany without proper medical checks
• Poor communication from Canadian medical staff

🔥 Canada Soccer’s Defense
CSA officials denied wrongdoing, stating:

• Medical protocols were followed
• Bayern was updated throughout Davies’ treatment

What’s Next for Davies & Canada Soccer?

• Bayern’s Defense Struggles – Without Davies, Bayern barely edged St. Pauli 3-2, exposing defensive gaps.
• Potential Legal Fallout – Bayern hasn’t ruled out action against Canada Soccer.
• Recovery Timeline – Davies faces months of rehab before returning to peak form.