FIFA World Cup 2026

CANWNT Injury Update | Mise à jour CANWNT (Blessure)

INJURY UPDATE: Canada Soccer confirms that Nichelle Prince suffered a calf injury during Canada's first group-stage match at the Concacaf W Gold Cup. Consequently, Prince will be unavailable to participate in the remaining matches of the tournament and will return to the Kansas City Current to enter her rehabilitation process.

MISE À JOUR (BLESSURE) : Canada Soccer confirme que Nichelle Prince s'est blessée au mollet lors du premier match du Canada en phase de groupe de la Concacaf W Gold Cup. Par conséquent, Prince ne sera pas disponible pour participer aux matchs restants de la compétition et retournera au Kansas City Current pour entamer son processus de réhabilitation.

Paulo Senra

Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer

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