Algeria: Double fracture for Luca Zidane, his World Cup 2026 compromised...

Author: afrik-foot.comPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Algeria

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$Algeria: Double fracture for Luca Zidane, his World Cup 2026 compromised...$

Luca Zidane, goalkeeper for Granada and the Algerian national team, suffered a fracture of the chin and jaw after a collision during a match against Almeria. His participation in the 2026 World Cup is now uncertain, with conservative treatment or surgery as options. Additionally, other goalkeepers expected for the World Cup, Melvin Mastil and Anthony Mandréa, are also injured, leaving Algeria in a difficult situation.

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