Ismael Kone update released as three surgeons rush to World Cup star after horror injury

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SportFootballWorld Cup 2026Canada's first win at the World Cup was marred by Ismael Kone breaking multiple bones in his leg during the second half of their match against Qatar in VancouverCanada has confirmed that Ismael Kone will not play again at the World Cup after having successful surgery to repair the left leg he broke during their 6-0 win over Qatar. The midfielder was stretchered off during the second half in Vancouver after fracturing his tibia and fibula following a challenge from Assim Madibo.The referee Cristian Garay initially showed a yellow card for the challenge.

However, the Chilean official eventually changed that decision and sent off the Qatar player.Three surgeons rushed to Kone on the pitch at BC Place. An update has now been released on his condition.Canada Soccer, said in a statement on Friday: "Last night, Ismael Kone underwent successful surgery to repair a lower limb fracture.

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