The Latest Breaking News from Alphonso Davies

The Englishman will complete an extraordinary journey with Canada in Qatar. And those who have played under him are quick to praise his motivational skills

Do you become a total footie obsessive for one month every four years? You’re not alone. Tom Ellen has you covered ahead of Qatar 2022

There is an abundance of talent at this year's World Cup in Qatar - and among the big names to look out for, there are some hidden gems who have been cleaning up domestically.

Two of 2018’s most impressive sides are paired together with a Concacaf upstart and an African foe that changed coaches this past summer.

Mexico ‘86 was the last time the Maple Leafs reached this stage of the global game and there are real hopes this is only the beginning of far more sustained success and progress

Young people with roots in each of the nations playing in Qatar show off their teams’ new kits and talk about being the only one in the playground cheering for Croatia or Costa Rica

Ottawa (AFP) - When Alphonso Davies runs out onto the turf of the Al Rayyan Stadium to face a star-studded Belgium on November 23 it will mark the latest step of a remarkable journey that has taken him from a refugee camp to the World Cup.

The North American underdogs will hope to score some points during their first World Cup appearance in 36 years.

Berlin (AFP) - Bayern Munich and Canada wing-back Alphonso Davies will miss just two matches with an injured thigh, meaning he is free to take part in the upcoming Qatar World Cup. 

Bayern Munich full back Alphonso Davies will not play in his side's next two Bundesliga games after suffering a hamstring injury, but the Canada international is not in danger of missing the World Cup, the German side said on Sunday. Davies was taken off just after the hour mark in…

Lionel Messi has been hit by injury concerns just two weeks before the start of the World Cup.