The 2026 World Cup is set for an electrifying final between Argentina and Spain, with both teams anxious to avoid injury setbacks that could impact their quest for glory.

Following their semi-final victory over France, Spain faces potential injury worries surrounding key players. Lamine Yamal and Pedro Porro trained separately from the group on Thursday, raising concerns about their availability for the crucial clash.

Key Injury Updates:

• Lamine Yamal (Spain)
  Yamal, Spain's standout winger, is dealing with a minor thigh issue, having trained away from the squad. Despite sporting a bandage, Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente reassured fans, stating, "As far as I know, Lamine has nothing serious. I've just spoken with the medical staff, and everything looks positive."

• Pedro Porro (Spain)
  The Tottenham right-back also trained alone due to a minor muscle overload. After expressing concerns about his condition, Porro confirmed, "I’m better, I’m very well," and is expected to start against Argentina.

• Yeremy Pino (Spain)
  Pino has been sidelined since suffering an acromioclavicular sprain against Uruguay and is unlikely to feature in the final.

• Victor Munoz (Spain)
  The new Liverpool signing has missed the entire tournament due to a calf injury and will not play in the final.

• Facundo Medina (Argentina)
  Medina faces a race against time to recover from a calf issue sustained in the round of 32 against Cape Verde. His absence would be a significant blow for Argentina, as he played a key role in their previous matches.

Both teams are hopeful that their stars will be fit and ready for what promises to be a thrilling showdown.