Champions League Final (PSG vs Arsenal, May 30) — Hakimi Returns to Full Training; Morocco and England Monitor Fitness 14 Days From World Cup

With the UEFA Champions League Final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal scheduled for May 30 at Puskás Aréna in Budapest, multiple national teams are monitoring their World Cup players closely. Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi (PSG) returned to full training at Campus PSG after a thigh injury suffered in the semi-final vs Bayern Munich — his participation is now expected, but Morocco will have virtually no recovery window before the group stage. Arsenal's Bukayo Saka (England squad), Declan Rice (England), Gabriel Magalhães (Brazil squad), and Martin Ødegaard (Norway) are all fit for the final. Several squad members face the prospect of playing a Champions League Final and then reporting immediately to World Cup camp. Arsenal's Hakimi counterpart Takehiro Tomiyasu missed the UCL run due to a knee issue but is in Japan's 26-man squad. Real Madrid completed their CL run earlier; the final releases Hakimi to Morocco with fewer than 12 days before the World Cup's opening match. Both teams combined feature at least 11 active World Cup participants from eight nations.