Alphonso Davies says he is happy to be back with his Canadian teammates as he prepares for the World Cup, after more than a year away due to injuries. Multiple reports note that the winger’s absence has included a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), which has sidelined him from playing for Club and limiting his time with the Canadian national team. Ahead of the tournament, Davies’ return is framed as an important step in his recovery and a chance to rejoin teammates in training and preparation. The reports describe his focus on getting back into team routines and being available for selection as Canada moves toward World Cup matches. While details of his current fitness or match involvement are not fully specified in the provided excerpts, the central point across coverage is that Davies’ prolonged time away ends as he reconnects with Canada and looks toward the competition. The story centers on his recovery process, the length of his layoff, and the significance of returning to national-team environment before the World Cup.