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Breaking: Injury concern for Socceroos star on eve of World Cup

Breaking: Injury concern for Socceroos star on eve of World Cup
ABC Australia Thursday 11 June 2026, 02:22 UTC By Tom Wildie 1 min read
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World Cup: Socceroos star Mo Toure misses training days out from opening game against Türkiye By Tom Wildie in Oakland Thu 11 Jun 2026 at 12:22pm There are concerns over the fitness of Socceroos star Mo Toure just days out from Australia's opening World Cup game against Türkiye. The striker was unsighted at training on Wednesday evening local time as the rest of the Socceroos went through a warm-up. Media was only able to watch the first 15 minutes of training.

World Cup: Socceroos star Mo Toure misses training days out from opening game against Türkiye By Tom Wildie in Oakland Thu 11 Jun 2026 at 12:22pm There are concerns over the fitness of Socceroos star Mo Toure just days out from Australia's opening World Cup game against Türkiye. The striker was unsighted at training on Wednesday evening local time as the rest of the Socceroos went through a warm-up. Media was only able to watch the first 15 minutes of training. Toure was at the training ground for a Socceroos team photo prior to the commencement of training. Loading Twitter content The Socceroos are yet to comment on Toure's fitness. Defenders Jordan Bos and Milos Degenek are scheduled to speak to media later on Wednesday (Thursday AEST). LoadingThe ABC of SPORT Sports content to make you think... or allow you not to. A newsletter delivered each Saturday. Your information is being handled in accordance with the ABC Privacy Collection Statement.
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