Spain Coach Confident Nico Williams Will Recover in Time for World Cup
Spain boss allays Williams World Cup injury fears
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Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente is optimistic that winger Nico Williams will recover from a hamstring injury in time for the World Cup, which begins on June 15. Despite concerns, De la Fuente believes Williams could return to action within three to four weeks, along with other injured players.
- 01Nico Williams suffered a grade one hamstring injury but is expected to recover in three to four weeks.
- 02Spain's opening World Cup match is against Cape Verde on June 15.
- 03Williams has had a challenging season with injuries, making only 23 starts.
- 04Other injured players include Lamine Yamal and Mikel Merino, with hopes for their return.
- 05Spain's final World Cup squad will be announced on May 25.
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Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente expressed confidence that winger Nico Williams will be fit for the World Cup despite suffering a grade one hamstring injury during a LaLiga match against Valencia. The 23-year-old was forced off the pitch, raising concerns ahead of Spain's opening game against Cape Verde in Atlanta on June 15. De la Fuente indicated that Williams could return in three to four weeks, barring any complications. The coach also mentioned that both Williams and other injured players, including Lamine Yamal and Mikel Merino, should be available for the tournament. Spain, one of the favorites to win, will face Saudi Arabia and Uruguay in their group matches following the opener. The final squad for the World Cup will be revealed on May 25.
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The availability of key players like Nico Williams could significantly influence Spain's performance in the World Cup.
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