He added: “The way the things fell were incorrect. We are the employer and also pay the players, so we will investigate.”
In an interview with the German newspaper Tabloid Bild, Bayern Cristian Cristian Dreson's CEO said that the club wanted “a complete clarification of events”, accusing football in Canada “serious neglect” and saying, “We reserve the right to take legal action.”
He continued, “Sending a player with a clear injury to a damaged knee on the 12 -hour entry of Interabonstal trip without a comprehensive medical evaluation, in our opinion, a great neglect and a clear violation of the medical duty of care.
“Davies) is not wrong, he is the captain and wants to take responsibility. Canada as a host of the 2026 World Cup you have already qualified, you cannot bear the risks with a player like him.”
Davis signed a new five -year contract with the club in February to end the speculation that has to move to Real Madrid.
Bayern also lost the French Daeot Upamecano due to a long -term leg injury during the international break and remains without Captain Manuel Neuer.
BBC Sport called Canada Football to comment.
