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Canadian ‘brotherhood’ rallies around injured Ismaël Koné after successful leg surgery

Canadian ‘brotherhood’ rallies around injured Ismaël Koné after successful leg surgery
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Canadian midfielder Ismaël Koné underwent successful surgery after suffering a broken leg during a World Cup match against Qatar. The team and coaching staff have expressed support as he begins his recovery.

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The injury of a key player impacts the team's performance and morale during a high-stakes international tournament.

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Canada s Ismaël Koné waves to the crowd as he is stretchered off the field Thursday after breaking his leg during the 6-0 World Cup win over Qatar in Vancouver. Agustin Marcarian/Reuters

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