)
Jordan Henderson's World Cup campaign has come to an abrupt end, as he requires wrist surgery following a freak injury sustained during England's post-match celebrations after their 3-2 victory over Mexico at the Azteca. The Brentford midfielder slipped while attempting to jump over an advertising hoarding, landing awkwardly on his arm. He was stretchered off the field, wearing an oxygen mask, and subsequently transported to a Mexico City hospital. He did not return to England's Kansas City training base with the rest of Thomas Tuchel's squad.
The 36-year-old former Liverpool captain remained an unused substitute in the match against Mexico but received a yellow card for an overzealous reaction on the touchline.
Since the start of the 2026 World Cup, he has only featured for six minutes as a late substitute in the game against Panama. This marked his 90th appearance for England. Thomas Tuchel has repeatedly emphasized the importance of Henderson's presence due to his experience and leadership qualities.
,fit(112:112)&format=webp)
,fit(112:112)&format=webp)
,fit(112:112)&format=webp)
,fit(112:112)&format=webp)
&format=webp)
&format=webp)