Max Eberl comments on possible World Cup return for Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies
Alphonso Davies has faced another injury setback this season, casting doubt on his participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted by Canada. Max Eberl emphasized the importance of collaboration between Bayern Munich and Canada Soccer to support Davies' potential return. While his availability remains uncertain, his presence would be significant for both the player and Canadian fans.
- ▪Alphonso Davies has struggled to replicate his 2019-20 form due to recurring injuries.
- ▪The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted in Canada, creating a unique opportunity for Davies to play on home soil.
- ▪Max Eberl stated that Davies must get fit to have a chance of participating and that all parties are working together for his benefit.
- ▪Davies, who came to Canada as a refugee, has a strong connection with the Canadian national team and its supporters.
- ▪Bayern Munich and Canada Soccer are coordinating regarding Davies' recovery and potential World Cup involvement.
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