Alphonso Davies: I feel frustrated and angry.. and I fear I may need surgery

Alphonso Davies, the Bayern Munich full-back and Canada international, has talked about his struggles with recurring injuries to his hamstring, expressing his deep frustration at being sidelined for long periods. He revealed his fears that his physical issue could worsen and force him to undergo surgery.

Davies said in statements reported by OneSoccer: "I feel some frustration and anger, as getting injured is not enjoyable at all, especially when you suffer consecutive injuries to the hamstring. I always try to stay positive during tough times, but it is frustrating right now. The best I can do is focus on recovery and try to return as quickly and safely as possible."

Speaking about his long absence from the national team, he said: "Every time I join the national team, all I want is to play football for my country and be with my teammates on the pitch. It has been almost two years since I last wore the shirt and played a full match, or even a single half."

Davies explained that suffering the same injury four times forces him to be extremely cautious, saying: "When you get the same injury repeatedly, you have to be very careful, because if it keeps happening, it could eventually lead to a bigger problem, and then we would be facing the possibility of surgery. That is something I fear, as the situation is really very difficult."

The Canadian full-back hopes to overcome a series of injuries that have disrupted his career recently and regain his physical fitness without risking further complications, as he desires to return to the pitch and play again for Bayern Munich and Canada.