Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 12:44:37 PM

Quote from: koang on Today at 03:01:59 AM

Yep. Injuries are a terrible thing for footballers.
Apart from Dybala, Kalvin Phillips, Marco Reus, and Georginio Wijnaldum may be absent in Qatar.
The French team is also not in good shape, considering that N'Golo Kante, Lucas Hernandez, and Paul Pogba are injured.
It will be new homework for Didier Deschamps to find the right substitute.
But the show must go on. The absence of these star players will not reduce the excitement of the World Cup

Haven't heard about Pogba in a while. How is he doing out there? If I am not wrong, Pogba was the first star player to get injured before the world cup. The schedule of the world cup is partly to blame. Because of COVID restrictions, they moved the world cup to November. And this overlaps with many of the European leagues. A lot of players get injured during these club matches, because they are fiercely fought. Anyway, everytime some of the main players miss the tournament due to injury. Qatar 2022 won't be any different.

While the leagues continue, a world cup is really tiring for the players, but we can also watch a more exciting tournament compared to the forms of non-injured players in the league. If Pogba recovers from injury and recovers quickly, he will be called up to the national team very soon. He is a player who will help France a lot in the midfield. Pogba is an important weapon and Deschamps wants to take advantage of it.