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29.5.26 World Cup 2026: Brazil

Neymar is doubtful for the start of the World Cup after suffering a calf injury that is expected to sideline him for two to three weeks. Brazil's medical staff confirmed the Brazil national football team forward will miss upcoming friendlies against Panama and Egypt and could also miss the tournament opener against Morocco on June 13. Neymar, who recently returned to the national team squad under coach Carlo Ancelotti, is Brazil's all-time leading scorer and is preparing for his fourth World Cup appearance.

29.5.26 World Cup 2026: Canada

Alphonso Davies is in doubt for the start of the World Cup after suffering a left hamstring injury with Bayern during the Champions League semifinals against PSG. The injury ended his club season and raised concerns over whether he will be ready for Canada's opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12. Bayern are taking a cautious approach due to Davies' recent history of serious injuries, including a cruciate ligament tear suffered while on international duty in 2025, which previously strained relations between the club and Canada Soccer.

29.5.26 Premier League: Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur are expected to make sweeping changes to their medical and performance departments following two injury-hit seasons that contributed to back-to-back 17th-place finishes. Performance director Dan Lewindon is leading an internal review into the club's fitness and injury problems, with reports suggesting Spurs want more individualized care for players. Proposed changes include assigning dedicated physios and sports scientists to smaller player groups and tailoring training programs based on position-specific demands and injury history.

28.5.26 Champions League: PSG

Paris Saint-Germain will face Arsenal on Saturday as they chase consecutive UEFA Champions League titles, a feat achieved only by Real Madrid in the modern era. Manager Luis Enrique is dealing with several fitness concerns, including Achraf Hakimi, Ousmane Dembele, Lucas Chevalier and Nuno Mendes, all listed as minor doubts due to thigh or calf injuries. Dembele has returned to training and could start, while Hakimi and Mendes remain uncertain for the showdown against Mikel Arteta's side.

28.5.26 Premier League: Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur believe their recurring injury problems may be linked to the club's constant managerial changes in recent years. After another season heavily disrupted by injuries to key players, Spurs reportedly feel that shifting training methods, increased workloads under new coaches and players overexerting themselves to impress managers have contributed to the issue. The club hopes new manager Roberto De Zerbi can provide long-term stability.

28.5.26 Serie A: Lazio Injuries

Danilo Cataldi has undergone surgery in Barcelona to fix a long-standing sports hernia issue that troubled him throughout the season with Lazio. The midfielder had not played since the Coppa Italia semi-final against Atalanta in April and delayed the operation until the season ended in hopes of returning fully fit for preseason in July. Cataldi confirmed the procedure went well and is expected to begin recovery in Italy soon. He will return to a changed environment at Lazio after Maurizio Sarri left the club, with Gennaro Gattuso reportedly set to become the new coach.

29.5.26 NBA: New York Knicks Injuries

itchell Robinson suffered a broken right pinkie finger ahead of the NBA Finals. The New York Knicks center was injured after helping the team sweep the Cavaliers to reach its first Finals since 1999. There is currently no timetable for his return. Robinson has played an important bench role during the playoffs, providing rebounding and interior defense behind Karl-Anthony Towns.

29.5.26 NBA: Oklahoma City Thunder Injuries

Jalen Williams returned from a hamstring injury in Game 6 but had little impact as the Oklahoma City Thunder were blown out 118-91 by the San Antonio Spurs, forcing a Game 7 in the Western Conference finals. Williams scored just one point in 10 minutes and appeared limited physically after missing three games. Meanwhile, MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continued to struggle offensively against San Antonio's defense led by Victor Wembanyama.

29.5.26 MLB: Texas Rangers Injuries

Josh Smith returned to the Texas Rangers on Thursday for the first time since being hospitalized with viral meningitis in mid-May. Smith, who hasn't played since May 3, said his recovery timeline will depend on how his body responds after more than two weeks without baseball activity. He has resumed light workouts and says he no longer feels pain from his earlier glute strain or wrist inflammation.

28.5.26 MLB: Los Angeles Dodgers Injuries

Enrique Hernandez was placed on the injured list after suffering a significant oblique tear that could keep him out for weeks or months. Hernandez was injured during batting practice before his season debut but still played through pain, collecting hits and a home run before exiting Tuesday's game. The Los Angeles Dodgers recalled prospect Alex Freeland to help fill in at second base while awaiting the return of Tommy Edman.

27.5.26 NHL: Vegas Golden Knights

The Vegas Golden Knights advanced to the Stanley Cup Final for the third time in franchise history after defeating the Colorado Avalanche 2-1 to complete a Western Conference finals sweep. Under new coach John Tortorella, Vegas relied on disciplined defense and strong goaltending from Carter Hart to eliminate one of the NHL's best regular-season teams. Mark Stone and Cole Smith scored for Vegas, while the Avalanche struggled offensively despite entering the playoffs as Stanley Cup favorites.