He ruined Messi's plans for the World Cup, now he won't go to Qatar due to injury

The World Cup is getting closer, and although the regular club season is still going on, the reality is that the players are already almost more aware of the World Cup with their national team, and they want to avoid injuries at all costs.

Lionel Messi has his sights set on what will be his fifth World Cup, where he aspires to lift the long-awaited trophy, although first he must overcome the group stage where he will face Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Poland. Now, a player who ruined his plans to celebrate before with the most important cup at the country level, will miss the next appointment due to injury.

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This is the French N'Golo Kante. The outstanding midfielder, who broke the illusion of all Argentines during the 2018 World Cup in Russia, relapsed from his hamstring injury and was ruled out for the appointment that will take place in the Middle East and that will start with the match between the host Qatar and Ecuador , this November 20. 

Kanté, a key player in Didier Deschamps' scheme, played his last game in August and was unable to recover in time. The outstanding midfielder is remembered for his participation in Russia 2018, where France beat Argentina in the round of 16 (4-3), with his superb performance. In his country they created a song where, in an excerpt, they allude to the brand of the steering wheel towards Lionel Messi in said meeting.

The French midfield will arrive declined to Qatar: 

Not only Kanté will miss the World Cup, since Paúl Pogba was also ruled out in recent days. The two midfielders were vital for the Gauls to win the title four years ago. Other players who will not go to the appointment are Timo Werner (Germany), Diogo Jota (Portugal), Reece James (England), Ronald Araújo (Uruguay) and in Argentina the final medical report of Giovani Lo Celso remains to be known.