Alphonso Davies

2022 - 3 - 27

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Canadian star Alphonso Davies training with Bayern Munich, says ... (Coast Reporter)

MUNICH — Canadian star Alphonso Davies says he is back training with Bayern Munich and hopes to be back in action "soon" after being sidelined since early ...

"I'm working closely with the medical department and the rehab staff. it's a mild, temporary condition in the vast majority of cases, according to experts. And I'm training very, very hard with and without the ball. My family was here for a long time and I've visited my girlfriend in Paris once or twice. The Canadian men faced Jamaica in Toronto on Sunday, looking to seal World Cup qualification. Davies returned to team training with Bayern during the week.

Alphonso Davies brought to tears as Canada secure World Cup ... (MLSsoccer.com)

It was a wildly emotional Sunday evening as the Canadian men's national team made history by clinching a World Cup spot for the first time since 1986.

Alphonso Davies Has Incredible Emotional Reaction to Canada ... (Sports Illustrated)

Davies, who had to miss the match while recovering from a heart condition, was live-streaming his reactions on Twitch.

After the final whistle blew, Davies immediately broke down in tears and fell to the ground crying. Sunday was a historic day for Canada when the men’s national soccer team beat Jamaica 4–0 to qualify for its first World Cup since 1986. Canadian national team and Bayern Munich left back Alphonso Davies was no different.

Alphonso Davies breaks down in tears watching Canada qualify for ... (Daily Hive)

Broadcasting his reaction to the match live, Davies broke down in tears as Canada qualified for its first men's FIFA World Cup since 1986.

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Alphonso Davies cried watching Canada's men's team qualify for its ... (For The Win)

Those heart problems were also enough to keep Davies on the sideline for Canada's (-316) climactic qualifying match with Jamaica on Sunday. Unless they paid for ...

“We”, meaning us, might soon see this superstar adorned in Canadian red, in the World Cup. Those heart problems were also enough to keep Davies on the sideline for Canada’s (-316) climactic qualifying match with Jamaica on Sunday. Unless they paid for tickets, the Canadian men, of course, hadn’t been to the great tournament as competitors in 36 years. Davies would have to watch his teammates in tenuous nervousness, in the comfort of his home, hoping they could pull off history without him.

Alphonso Davies' beautiful live reaction to Canada's World Cup ... (GiveMeSport)

Canada have officially qualified for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The world's second-biggest nation had not played at football's premier competition since 1986, ...

😭— Tim and Friends (@timandfriends) @AlphonsoDavieswas brought to tears after watching Canada qualify for the World Cup. #CANMNT #WCQ #ForCanada And to say that the 21-year-old had an emotional response to the moment that Canada’s qualification would be confirmed would be the mother of all understatements. Arguably the best left-back in world football, the Bayern Munich star has been instrumental on the way to Canada’s historic achievement, but wasn’t able to take to the pitch in the game that wrapped it all up. Playing on home soil in wintery conditions, the wheels were set in motion for Canada to end their 36-year wait to compete at the highest level of the international game when Cyle Larin scored after just 13 minutes. And now, they have rounded off their qualification journey to reach the World Cup finals for only the second time in their history by securing a 4-0 win over Jamaica on Thursday night. The Canadians had embarked on a stunning run to the top of the Concacaf table, overcoming the United States of America and Mexico with a record of eight wins, four draws and just one defeat.