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Osorio, Shaffelburg Injured as Canada Faces Guatemala in Nations League

Canada added three replacements after Jonathan Osorio and Jacob Shaffelburg were injured, leaving Alphonso Davies expected to lead the squad against Guatemala.

  • On Monday, Canada Soccer added Defender Zorhan Bassong and forwards Charles-Andreas Brym and Theo Corbeanu to the roster, replacing injured midfielders Jonathan Osorio and Jacob Shaffelburg for the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal series against Guatemala.
  • Injuries forced the roster change after Osorio and Shaffelburg sustained injuries during Major League Soccer season-ending matches on Saturday; Osorio played 89 minutes in a 4-1 loss while Shaffelburg exited in the 79th minute.
  • Brym, who plays in the Netherlands with NAC Breda, and TFC teammate Corbeanu joined the squad as Canada remains without Swansea City midfielder Stephen Eustáquio and Southampton striker Cyle Larin.
  • Captain Alphonso Davies is expected to compete in the two-legged series, which begins with a visit to Guatemala on Nov. 13 before the second leg at Toronto's BMO Field on Nov. 16.
  • Winning this series determines qualification for the CONCACAF Nations League Finals in Los Angeles in March 2027 and the 2027 CONCACAF Gold Cup, while the loser enters the Gold Cup preliminary round.
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Osorio, Shaffelburg injured as Canada faces Guatemala in Nations League

TORONTO - Midfielders Jonathan Osorio and Jacob Shaffelburg will miss Canada's CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal against Guatemala after picking up injuries in the final week of the Major League Soccer

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