Alphonso Davies, the Australian professional footballer who played for Melbourne Victory in the National Soccer League (NSL) and also has a role as a coach for Adelaide United, was involved in a knee injury during his recent training session on April 22nd. The injury occurred when he was playing with the team's development squad.

Davies suffered from the knee injury and had to undergo surgery to repair it. He is currently undergoing recovery at the hospital and will be back on the field in two weeks. However, he is expected to miss several games due to his ongoing recovery process.

The latest update on Alphonso's recovery timeline is that he will likely need to rest for a few months before he can resume his playing career. He will also need to undergo further tests to ensure that his recovery process is successful.

While the injury may have been a setback for Davies, he is determined to get back to his best form and continue his career in soccer. He is now looking forward to getting back into the game and competing at the highest level again.