Socceroos striker Mohamed Touré's World Cup preparations take a hit as a groin injury sidelines him for up to six weeks, ruling him out of crucial warm-up matches. The 21-year-old had been on fire for Norwich City, scoring a record-breaking five goals in his first three matches, including a hat-trick. However, his promising start was cut short when he suffered a groin injury during a match against Sheffield Wednesday, forcing him to leave the field early. This setback is particularly disappointing for Touré and the Socceroos, as it means he will miss the team's final warm-up friendlies against Cameroon and Curacao. Despite the injury, there's a silver lining: it's not expected to keep him out of the tournament itself, which starts in June. Unfortunately, Touré is just one of many Socceroos players battling injuries, including Lewis Miller, Harry Souttar, and others. This injury news also impacts Norwich City, who are already dealing with a long list of unavailable players, making their quest to avoid relegation even more challenging. Despite the setback, Touré remains positive, expressing his determination to return stronger and better in an Instagram post.
