🚑 Davies case: Bayern protest over lack of protection for players | OneFootball

The injury to Alphonso Davies at Bayern Munich was not only a blow to the sporting plans of the Bavarian club. The way it was handled by the Canadian federation shed light on a problem that many clubs have been complaining about for years: the lack of protection for players with national teams.

In a press release published this Wednesday on its official media, Bayern Munich has demanded a more sustainable fulfillment of the obligation to protect players by national federations. Executives from the Bavarian club have raised their voices about a situation that has been a source of complaint for clubs for many years.

Particularly noteworthy is the stance of their president, Jan-Christian Dressen, regarding the actions of the Canadian Soccer Federation (Canada Soccer). "The CEO of FC Bayern, Jan-Christian Dreesen, made it clear that the Canadian Soccer Federation had not fully met its duty to protect Alphonso Davies," the press release published on their website states.

Bayern Munich has announced that it will intensify contact with national federations that have called up its players in order to prevent situations like that of Alphonso Davies from happening again.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

📸 ALEXANDRA BEIER - AFP or licensors