Belgium midfielder Amadou Onana, 24, is ruled out for the remainder of the World Cup after sustaining a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) during Belgium’s Round of 16 match against the United States. Multiple reports say Onana was forced off in the first half of Belgium’s 4-1 win in Seattle, with one outlet specifying he left the field in the 21st minute. His injury is described across sources as a rupture/torn ACL and is characterized as a tournament-ending setback for both Belgium and his club, Aston Villa. Reports consistently note that Onana was substituted early in the match and that Belgium must continue the rest of the competition without him. The accounts also align on the basic timeline: Belgium beat the USA 4-1, Onana was injured during that game, and the ACL damage results in him missing the remainder of the World Cup. No sources provided a return date, but the coverage uniformly frames the injury as ruling him out through the rest of the tournament.