Alphonso Davies

Davies (hamstring) is training individually and cautiously optimistic about his recovery, though his availability for Canada's World Cup opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12 remains uncertain, he said to the media, according to Zamin. "The first match is approaching fast. The coach and the doctors understand the importance of this match. If the recovery goes as planned, I will play. If not, there is no point in rushing things. Mentally, it was very tough. I fell into a depression where I started to doubt myself. But during the break, I reflected on the reasons why I do this job and its importance to me. My last injury was particularly difficult because I faced a new setback just when everything was going well."

Davies (hamstring) is expected to miss Canada's first World Cup match against Bosnia-Herzegovina, having told Sid Seixeiro of The Sid Seixeiro Show that "considering when the injury was, and you do the mathematics, no, it will not be possible," per Canadian Soccer Daily.

Davies (hamstring) was spotted doing laps in Edmonton ahead of Monday's 2-0 victory against Uzbekistan, according to Joshua Kloke of The Athletic.

Davies (hamstring) is not expected to start in Canada's first match of the 2026 World Cup against Bosnia-Herzegovina, with coach Jesse Marsch saying "I don't think he'll be ready quite on June 12, but we'll see.", Joshua Kloke of The Athletic reports.

Davies suffered a left hamstring muscle injury during Tuesday's Champions League semifinal second leg against PSG and will be sidelined for several weeks, according to the club.