Overview
- Canada coach Jesse Marsch confirmed on Friday that Davies will not play in the June 12 opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina after an MRI showed incomplete recovery.
- The injury was sustained in Bayern Munich’s Champions League semifinal versus Paris Saint‑Germain in May and has been managed with daily scans and checks.
- Multiple reports say the hamstring has been described as a Grade 2 tear, a diagnosis that raises real doubt about his availability in the immediate days after the opener.
- Bayern and Canada are coordinating a staged rehabilitation program and Canada’s staff say they are hopeful Davies could be cleared within days or about a week if healing continues.
- Davies’ March 2025 ACL tear and a string of muscle problems this year increase the medical caution around rushing his return and deepen uncertainty about his role later in the tournament.