Sadio Mané, Chris Richards join 2022 World Cup injuries list originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago
The 2022 FIFA World Cup has come and gone.
Unfortunately, for some teams the tournament arrived at a time when players were still dealing with injuries or picking up fresh knocks.
Before the U.S. men’s national team even arrived in Qatar, two players were ruled out due to injury: Chris Richards and Miles Robinson.
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Here is a list of high-profile players that were injured during the World Cup:
Argentina
Giovani Lo Celso: day-to-day (quad)
Paulo Dybala: day-to-day (knee)
Nicolás González: out (muscle injury)
Joaquín Correa: out (unspecified injury)
Belgium
Romelu Lukaku: day-to-day (hamstring)
Alexis Saelemaekers: out (knee)
Brazil
Neymar: out vs. Switzerland (ankle)
Danilo: out vs. Switzerland (ankle)
Diego Carlos: out (ACL)
Arthur Melo: out (thigh)
Canada
Maxime Crépeau: out (right leg)
England
Reece James: out (knee)
Ben Chilwell: out (hamstring)
Harry Maguire: day-to-day (illness)
France
N’Golo Kanté: out (hamstring)
Paul Pogba: out (leg)
Mike Maignan: out (calf)
Christopher Nkunku: out (leg)
Karim Benzema: out (thigh)
Lucas Hernandez: expected to be out for rest of tournament (knee)
Germany
Timo Werner: out (foot)
Florian Wirtz: out (ACL)
Ghana
Kamaldeen Sulemana: day-to-day (ankle)
Netherlands
Georginio Wijnaldum: out (leg)
Portugal
Diogo Jota: out (calf)
Nuno Mendes: out (thigh)
Senegal
Sadio Mané: out (tibia)
Serbia
Dušan Vlahović: day-to-day (leg)
South Korea
Son Heung-min: day-to-day (eye)
Spain
Mikel Oyarzabal: day-to-day (ACL)
Switzerland
Yann Sommer: day-to-day (ankle)
United States
Chris Richards: out (hamstring)
Christian Pulisic: day-to-day (pelvic contusion)
Uruguay
Ronald Araújo: day-to-day (leg)
When does the 2022 World Cup start?
The World Cup runs from Nov. 20 through Dec. 18 in Qatar.
When is the 2022 World Cup Final?
The World Cup Final will be held on Sunday, Dec. 18.
Why is the 2022 World Cup being played in November?
Qatar will host the World Cup in November of this year instead of the customary summertime tournament due to excessive heat
