Injured Stars Risk Missing World Cup Participation

As the World Cup approaches, numerous high-profile players are struggling with injuries that may prevent them from participating. Lamin Yamal of Barcelona has a hamstring injury, raising concerns for Spain.

Marc-André ter Stegen, Germany's first-choice goalkeeper, is also battling a long-term hamstring issue. Brazil's Rodrygo faces a significant setback after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament in March.

Cristian Romero from Tottenham Hotspur is sidelined with a knee injury. Canada’s Alphonso Davies is dealing with recurring muscle issues, while Spain's Mikel Merino has a fractured foot.

Japan's Wataru Endo is out for the season due to knee and ankle injuries. Other players like Arda Güler, Estevao Willian, Hugo Ekitike, Moham Kudu, Eder Militão, and Reece James are also facing various injuries, complicating their teams' preparations for the tournament.

The situation casts a shadow over the squads as they aim to finalize their line-ups for the global event in June.