List of all players injured in the 2022 World Cup
The 2022 World Cup, which is currently being held in Qatar, witnessed the absence of a large number of players due to the various injuries they suffered before and during the tournament, which deprived their teams of their efforts.
The following is a list of players who will miss the FIFA World Cup Finals in Qatar from November 20 to December 18 due to injury.
Paul Pogba (France)
Pogba injured his knee in pre-season and had surgery in September to repair a meniscus injury.
The 29-year-old resumed training, but on October 31 his agent said the midfielder would not return to playing with Juventus or world champions France before the Qatar World Cup.
N'Golo Kante (France)
The Chelsea midfielder's hopes have been hit hard as he recovers from a hamstring injury that has limited him to just two appearances this season. He will be out for four months after having surgery.
Jorginho Wijnaldum (Netherlands)
Roma's Italian player broke his leg in August, ruling him out of the Netherlands' World Cup squad.
* FLOORIAN WIRTZ (GERMANY)
The Bayer Leverkusen Wirtz player made four appearances for Germany in 2021 but has not played for the national team or club since suffering a knee injury in March.
MIKE MAINAN (France)
AC Milan goalkeeper Mainan has been left out of France's World Cup squad with a calf injury.
Mike Oyarzabal (Spain)
Real Sociedad's Spanish forward Oyarzabal tore a ligament in his knee during training in March and had not fully recovered by the time the squad was announced.
* Timo Werner (Germany) Germany
striker Timo Werner, 26, injured his ankle in the first half during Razan Balsport Leipzig's 4-0 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League group stage in early November and will be out until the end of 2022.
* Rhys James (England)
The 22-year-old suffered a knee injury during Chelsea's Champions League clash against AC Milan and has said he will not be part of England's squad for the finals.
Diogo Jota (Portugal)
The Liverpool forward will miss a calf injury he picked up in the win over Manchester City, but manager Jurgen Klopp says he probably won't need surgery.
* Pedro Neto (Portugal)
The 22-year-old Wolverhampton Wanderers winger will have ankle surgery due to his injury against West Ham United in October
* Aboubakar Kamara (France)
The Aston Villa midfielder suffered a knee injury in September and will miss the post-World Cup.
* Artur Melo (Brazil)
The midfielder, on loan at Liverpool, sustained a muscle injury in the build-up to the Champions League clash with Rangers in October
* Scott Kennedy (Canada)
The 25-year-old defender suffered a shoulder injury at the end of October while playing for Jan Rigensburg in the German second division.
JESUS "TECATITO" CORONA (MEX)
The Sevilla winger fractured his left ankle while training with his La Liga club in August and has had surgery.
* Giovanni Lo Celso (Argentina)
The midfielder injured his hamstring while playing for Villarreal.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni described him as "irreplaceable" when announcing his squad for the finals.
Marco Reus (Germany)
The Borussia Dortmund captain suffered an ankle injury and did not fully recover in time.
Rios also missed the 2014 World Cup after being injured on the eve of the German squad's travel to Brazil, and Germany won the title.
BEN CHILWELL (England) England
left back Ben Chilwell injured his hamstring in stoppage time in Chelsea's 2-1 Champions League win over Dinamo Zagreb and said days later he had suffered a "huge injury" that would keep him out of the World Cup finals. the scientist.
PRESSEL KIMPEMBE (France)
Paris Saint-Germain defender Presnel Kempembe will miss the France squad with a hamstring injury.
* YUTA NAKAYAMA (Japan)
The Japanese defender will miss the finals after missing the remainder of the season with an Achilles tendon injury.
Fawaz Al-Qarni (Saudi Arabia) Saudi Arabia
's goalkeeper Fawaz Al-Qarni was injured during his country's national team camp in Abu Dhabi and his Al-Shabab club announced on October 31 that he had undergone a successful surgery, and reports said he would miss several months as a result.
* Amine Harith (Morocco)
Olympique de Marseille striker Amine Harit suffered a knee injury during a Ligue 1 match against Monaco and was subsequently ruled out of the finals.
SADEO MANE (SENEGAL)
Striker Sadio Mane joined Senegal's World Cup squad despite suffering an injury while playing for Bayern Munich but was later ruled out after officials confirmed he needed surgery.
Christopher Nkunku (France) Germany
's RB Leipzig striker was named to France's World Cup squad but was later dropped after sustaining a left knee injury during a challenge with team mate Eduardo Camavinga during training.
* Jose Gaia (Spain)
Valencia left back Jose Gaia has withdrawn from the Spain squad for the World Cup in Qatar after sustaining an ankle injury during training.
* Maxime Crepo (Canada)
Goalkeeper Krepo was left out of the squad for the tournament after breaking his leg while playing for Los Angeles Galaxy earlier this month.
JOAQUIN CORREA (ARGENTINA)
The Inter Milan striker was left out of the Argentina squad after suffering an injury.
* NICOLS GOZALES (ARGENTINA)
Fiorentina's Italian forward Gonzalez has been left out of the Argentina squad in Qatar with a muscle injury.
Karim Benzema (France)
Real Madrid striker and Ballon d'Or winner Karim Benzema has been left out of France's World Cup squad after suffering an injury in training the day before the tournament kicked off.
Luca Hernandez (France)
Bayern Munich defender Luca Hernandez's hopes of continuing in the World Cup were dashed early after he picked up a knee injury in France's 4-1 Group D victory over Australia.
* Thomas Delaney (Denmark)
Midfielder Delaney was left out of Denmark's World Cup squad due to a knee injury he sustained in the 0-0 draw with Tunisia at the start of Denmark's campaign in Group D.
GABRIEL JESUS AND ALEXANDER TELLES (Brazil)
Striker Gabriel Jesus and defender Alex Telles have been ruled out for the rest of the World Cup in Qatar after they were injured in the final Group G clash between Brazil and Cameroon.
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