Al-Ahly midfielder to miss remaining Club World Cup with broken collarbone

Al-Ahly midfielder to miss remaining Club World Cup with broken collarbone

Emam Ashour left the opening match against Inter Miami in tears after injuring his shoulder.

Scans confirmed Al-Ahly midfielder Emam Ashour had suffered a broken collarbone. (AP pic)
MIAMI:
Al-Ahly midfielder Emam Ashour will miss the remainder of the 2025 Club World Cup after scans confirmed he had suffered a broken collarbone, the Egyptian club announced today.

Ashour left the opening match of the revamped competition against Inter Miami, which ended in a goalless draw, in tears after injuring his shoulder.

“Medical examinations on Emam Ashour in a Miami hospital showed he sustained a broken collarbone, and he will miss the remaining matches in the Club World Cup,” Al-Ahly doctor Ahmed Gaballah said via the club’s account on X.

Ashour, who had previously suffered a serious shoulder injury while playing for the Egyptian national team in 2024, initially fell early in the game and received treatment on the sidelines before returning briefly and missing a one-on-one chance.

However, the 27-year-old Egyptian Premier League top scorer was unable to continue and asked to be substituted in the 14th minute, being replaced by Ahmed Sayed (Zizo).

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