A US soccer player suffered an injury during a recent World Cup game. The extent of the injury is known to be a fracture. This occurred as the US team played against Belgium and lost.
The injured player is expected to be out of action for some time. A person with knowledge of the situation has provided this information, but wishes to remain unnamed. Further details about the injury and the player's condition can be found through news outlets such as WSVN 7 News or the Associated Press.
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