FC Bayern Moves Toward Legal Action Over Alphonso Davies Injury Dispute

Bayern accuses Canada Soccer of negligence, while the association defends its protocols as tensions escalate following Davies' ACL injury.

Alphonso Davies sustained an ACL tear during a Canada-USA match on March 24, sidelining him for 6-8 months and impacting both club and national teams.
FC Bayern Munich accuses the Canadian Soccer Association of negligence, including allowing Davies to play despite prior muscular complaints and sending him on a long flight without adequate medical evaluation.
The Canadian Soccer Association denies the allegations, asserting adherence to medical protocols and consistent communication with Bayern throughout the tournament.
Bayern is reportedly preparing legal action, claiming the handling of Davies' injury violated medical standards and caused significant harm to the club.
Canada Soccer has reached out to Bayern to provide additional context and resolve misunderstandings, emphasizing its commitment to player welfare.