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Raphinha: World Cup Over Already?

Last updated: 20 June 2026 8:24 AM
Casey Reed 2 hours ago 2 Min Read
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Brazil could have lost one of its main attacking weapons for the remainder of the 2026 World Cup. Starting against Haiti in the Seleção’s 3-0 victory, Raphinha was forced to leave the pitch before halftime after experiencing a worrying muscular issue.

Could Raphinha already be ruled out for the rest of the tournament? The 29-year-old FC Barcelona winger was replaced by Rayan shortly before the break. His early exit has raised many questions, especially as the Brazilian international has already dealt with several physical setbacks over the past season.

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After the match, head coach Carlo Ancelotti confirmed that the player would undergo medical examinations to determine the exact nature of the injury. The Brazilian medical staff is now awaiting the results to assess how long he could be sidelined.

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If the tests reveal a significant muscle injury, Raphinha may be forced to end his 2026 World Cup campaign prematurely. It would be a major blow for Brazil, which relies heavily on his pace, creativity, and attacking influence in the final third.

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An answer is expected within the next few hours. Until then, concern remains high within the Seleção camp as players, staff, and supporters await the final verdict regarding one of the team’s key offensive leaders.

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