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Amadou Onana Out for Remainder of World Cup Due to ACL Injury

Belgium's Amadou Onana will miss the remainder of the World Cup after sustaining a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee.

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Belgium's Amadou Onana will miss the remainder of the World Cup after sustaining a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee during his country's last-16 win over co-hosts the United States, the Belgian Football Federation announced on Tuesday. The 24-year-old Aston Villa midfielder was forced off early in Belgium's 4-1 victory over the US in Seattle on Monday.

Injury Details and Team Impact

Belgium team doctor Brahim Hacene confirmed in a statement that Onana has suffered a rupture of the ACL. "This is devastating news, both for him personally and for the team," Hacene said. "We immediately consulted with Amadou and with Aston Villa to agree on the best approach to his recovery. Over the coming days, we will jointly determine the next steps in his medical treatment and rehabilitation."

Onana to Stay with Team

Despite his injury, Onana will remain in North America with his teammates until at least the quarter-finals. Belgium is due to face Spain in the last eight on Friday in Los Angeles.

Background and Significance

Amadou Onana has been a crucial part of Belgium's midfield, known for his dynamic play and versatility. His injury is a significant blow to the team as they advance deeper into the tournament. The ACL injury typically requires a lengthy recovery period, sidelining players for several months.

Why This Matters

For Bangladesh readers, understanding the impact of key player injuries in international tournaments like the World Cup is crucial. It highlights the unpredictability and challenges teams face, even as they strive for victory. Onana's absence will be felt not only by Belgium but also by fans worldwide who appreciate his contributions to the game.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What type of injury does Amadou Onana have?
Amadou Onana has suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee.
Will Amadou Onana play in any more World Cup matches?
No, Amadou Onana will miss the remainder of the World Cup due to his ACL injury.
Who will Belgium play next in the World Cup?
Belgium is due to face Spain in the quarter-finals on Friday in Los Angeles.

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