This Friday it was announced by Julien Nagelmantechnical director of Bayern Munichthat the Canadian Alphonso Davies will be out of action with the Bundesliga side, due to mild myocarditis believed to have been caused as part of the aftermath after contracting Covid-19.
Lateral and extreme left suffers from inflammation of the myocardium, which is a heart musclethat is why Bayern Munich decides not to risk the health of the player and to follow a recovery process in which tests will be carried out weekly.
With information from journalist Rick Westhead, Vancouver Whitecaps representative Nick Househ commented that Davies received the Covid-19 vaccine backup last December and is feeling well. Add to that, he mentioned that the time he will be out of action is at least 4 weeks.
Alphonso Davies’ agent, Nick Househ, told me he spoke to Davies after an MRI showed Davies had a “mild” case of myocarditis.
Davies, who received his Covid-19 vaccine booster in December, is feeling well, Huoseh said.
Davies has been out for at least 4 weeks.
Huoseh: “His biggest worry is being bored.”—Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) January 14, 2022
What matches will he miss with Bayern Munich?
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Davies, will miss games against. FC Cologne on January 15, Hertha Berlin on January 23, against RB Leipzig on February 5 and against VfL Bochum on February 12this in Bundesliga matches.
Recall that Bayern qualified for the round of 16 in Champions League as the leader of his group and will have to face in round-trip elimination RB Salzburg. The first leg will be played on February 16 from Austria and ‘Phonzie’ could not be among the men Nagelsmann has.
What games will you miss with the Canadian national team?
As for what the activity with the Canadian national team, Alphonso Davies will miss the first FIFA meeting of the year end of January and beginning of February, for the CONCACAF qualifiers for the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
The matches Canada will face are against Honduras on January 27, the United States on January 30 and finally against El Salvador on February 2.. The Canadians are leaders in the Octagon Final and could qualify for Qatar 2022 in that same window if they add positive results.
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