World Cup 2018: The star players who could miss the 2018 World Cup through injury including Dani Alves and Laurent Koscielny
The 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia is edging nearer and nearer.
While most fans are currently beginning to get energized for the competition, a few players will spend the rest of the days in an on edge race to be fit to begin their nation's opening diversion.
Different players aren't even that fortunate, as they have just been discounted with long-haul issues like the deplorable Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Laurent Koscielny.
Tap the correct bolt on the picture above to see players who could or will miss the 2018 World Cup through injury.
1. Manuel Neuer (Germany) – Neuer resumed first-team training for Bayern Munich last week after seven months out with a metatarsal fracture. It is still unclear if he will feature in Russia.
2. Sergio Aguero (Argentina) – Aguero underwent knee surgery in April and has been ruled out for the rest of the Premier League season. He is facing a fight to be fit for the World Cup.
3. Laurent Koscielny (France) – Koscielny suffered a serious Achilles injury during Arsenal's Europa League tie against Atletico Madrid. He will miss the World Cup after being ruled out for six months.
4. Dani Alves (Brazil) – Reports in Brazil have emerged that the full-back will miss the tournament after sustaining a knee ligament injury in PSG's French Cup final win over Les Herbiers.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia is edging nearer and nearer.
While most fans are currently beginning to get energized for the competition, a few players will spend the rest of the days in an on edge race to be fit to begin their nation's opening diversion.
Different players aren't even that fortunate, as they have just been discounted with long-haul issues like the deplorable Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Laurent Koscielny.
Tap the correct bolt on the picture above to see players who could or will miss the 2018 World Cup through injury.
1. Manuel Neuer (Germany) – Neuer resumed first-team training for Bayern Munich last week after seven months out with a metatarsal fracture. It is still unclear if he will feature in Russia.
2. Sergio Aguero (Argentina) – Aguero underwent knee surgery in April and has been ruled out for the rest of the Premier League season. He is facing a fight to be fit for the World Cup.
3. Laurent Koscielny (France) – Koscielny suffered a serious Achilles injury during Arsenal's Europa League tie against Atletico Madrid. He will miss the World Cup after being ruled out for six months.
4. Dani Alves (Brazil) – Reports in Brazil have emerged that the full-back will miss the tournament after sustaining a knee ligament injury in PSG's French Cup final win over Les Herbiers.
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