Neymar to miss rest of Brazil’s World Cup group games with ankle injury

Posted 2022-11-25, The Guardian Headlines

Photo: AP / Andre Penner

Scan reveals forward has sustained ankle ligament damage Danilo also ruled out for the remainder of the group stage Neymar and Danilo will miss Brazil’s remaining World Cup group games against Switzerland and Cameroon after sustaining injuries in Thursday’s opening 2-0 victory over Serbia , the... read full story

"Neymar and Danilo went through an MRI on Friday afternoon and we found ligament damage in the ankle of both of them,"

Photo: Brazil's Neymar controls the ball during the World Cup group G soccer match between Brazil and Serbia, at the Lusail Stadium in Lusail, Qatar, Thursday, Nov. 24, 2022. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)


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