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
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
I read the news from Sky Sport Italia, Dybala still has a chance to appear in Qatar. but Dybala should be out for four to six weeks, he is claimed to still have enough time to join the Argentina squad. but if it turns out that Dybala has to miss out due to his injury, there are still other names to replace him.
Argentina still has Lautaro Martinez, Julian Alvarez, and several other names. Messi, certainly not serious injury. Likewise with Di Maria, some news claims Di Maria only needs a month to rest for his recovery.
On the other hand, IMO, losing N'golo Kante, Lucas Fernandez and Pogba, will not have much effect on Didier Descamps' squad. they have several names for a suitable replacement candidate. Didier Descamps only needs a mature strategy and chemistry between the players.