Bayern says Davies tore ankle ligament in Canada training, won't need surgery
Bayern Munich said Monday the injury which forced Canadian full-back Alphonso Davies out of the CONCACAF Gold Cup last week was a torn ankle ligament but that he won't need surgery.
Injury forced full-back out of CONCACAF Gold Cup
Bayern Munich said Monday the injury which forced Canadian full-back Alphonso Davies out of the CONCACAF Gold Cup last week was a torn ankle ligament but that he won't need surgery.
Davies flew back to Munich from the tournament in the United States on Friday after he was hurt in training ahead of Canada's opening game.
Bayern said the club "must do without Alphonso Davies until further notice" because of what it said was a torn anterior ligament in his left ankle. The 20-year-old is recovering in Munich and the club doesn't expect he will need surgical intervention.
Bayern is starting its pre-season preparations and doesn't have a competitive game until Aug. 6 in the first round of the German Cup.
