Dutch midfielder Quinten Timber has been ruled out of Saturday's World Cup Group F clash against Sweden after sustaining an injury during training, the Dutch team announced. The 25-year-old Timber suffered a minor concussion following a collision in Thursday's practice session. Medical staff immediately monitored the player after the incident and determined he would not be available for the match against the Swedes.
Timber, who celebrated his 25th birthday on Wednesday, came on as a substitute in the Netherlands' opening 2-2 draw against Japan. His twin brother, Jurrien, had already been forced to miss the tournament due to a groin injury. After joining the Dutch squad late following Arsenal's Champions League final loss to Paris Saint-Germain, the defender was compelled to withdraw from the roster shortly before the friendly against Uzbekistan in New York.