Alphonso Davies
25-Year-Old
Bayern Munich
Bundesliga
GTD
Injury Hamstring
Est. Return 8/28/2026
Begins individual training
Davies (hamstring) completed his first individual training session at Bayern Munich's training grounds Thursday morning after returning from the World Cup, according to the club.
ANALYSIS
Davies aggravated a hamstring injury during the tournament and ultimately played just 15 minutes as Canada was eliminated by Morocco in the round of 16. His return to individual work on the training pitch marks the first step in his recovery process, and his progression toward full team training will be one to track as Bayern Munich builds toward the 2026/27 Bundesliga season. If the Canadian can't be fit enough to start the season, newcomer Nathaniel Brown will get the nod at left-back for the Bavarians.
Davies aggravated a hamstring injury during the tournament and ultimately played just 15 minutes as Canada was eliminated by Morocco in the round of 16. His return to individual work on the training pitch marks the first step in his recovery process, and his progression toward full team training will be one to track as Bayern Munich builds toward the 2026/27 Bundesliga season. If the Canadian can't be fit enough to start the season, newcomer Nathaniel Brown will get the nod at left-back for the Bavarians.
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Aggravates hamstring injury
Davies aggravated his hamstring injury two days before Canada's round of 16 clash against Morocco and attempted to warm up at halftime in a desperate bid to feature, but ultimately could not take the risk of playing, according to Faizal Khamisa of Sportsnet.
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Out due to lack of full fitness
Davies didn't play in Canada's World Cup round of 16 loss to Morocco because he was still dealing with an injury concern, revealing in an interview that "Jesse asked if I feel 100 percent... and I told him no, to be honest. I don't want to be a burden on the team or on the pitch not giving my all... but it's an injury where you can't take any risk.", according to OneSoccer.
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Appears in final 15 minutes
Davies created one chance in Sunday's 1-0 win against South Africa.
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Option off bench Saturday
Davies (hamstring) is on the bench for Saturday's Round of 32 clash against South Africa.
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Healthy status confirmed
Davies (hamstring) is "back, healthy and ready to perform" for Sunday's Round of 32 clash with South Africa, said head coach Jesse Marche per James Sharman of Footy Prime.
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Could head to Old Trafford
Manchester United could make a move to sign Davies in the summer, according to Bayern Insider.
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Davies has dealt with knee and hamstring injuries this season, and it seems he might be available for transfer in the summer due to recurrent fitness issues. Manchester United could use an upgrade at left-back, and the Red Devils are expected to make a summer approach for the Canada international.
Davies has dealt with knee and hamstring injuries this season, and it seems he might be available for transfer in the summer due to recurrent fitness issues. Manchester United could use an upgrade at left-back, and the Red Devils are expected to make a summer approach for the Canada international.