The Canadian locker room was bursting with emotion: Ismaël Koné is back with the squad.

Raphinha is injured once more. At a time when questions about his future at Barcelona are growing louder, the Brazilian winger has suffered another setback while representing his country at the 2026

Team Canada midfielder Ismaël Koné was carted off the field and hospitalized after suffering a gruesome broken leg during the second half of Thursday's 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Qatar in Vancouver.

The night was nearly perfect for Canada, which needed a win in the 2026 World Cup and got it with a 6-0 blowout.

Raphinha was injured in the first half of Brazil's Group C World Cup match against Haiti on Friday, June 19 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. In the 39th minute, Raphinha crouched to the ground and was surrounded by his teammates and medical staff.

The incident happened five minutes into the second half, leading to the game being paused for several minutes while Koné was treated.

Ghana's Lawrence Ati-Zigi ruled out of the 2026 World Cup due to a groin injury, paving the way for Benjamin Asare to make history as the first home-based goalkeeper

Neymar is expected to return from a right calf injury and play for Brazil in its final World Cup group match