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Haglund Syndrome: Why Did the Portuguese Star Play with a Torn Shoe in the World Cup?
Pedro Neto, the goalkeeper of the Portugal national team, played with a punctured shoe during the Round of 16 match against Spain at the 2026 World Cup, due to suffering from Haglund's syndrome, which causes pain and swelling in his heel. Neto used a modified shoe to reduce pressure on his heel area, which is a common practice for him during matches. Neto participated in all of the team's games in the tournament and had previously played 30 international matches since joining the national team in 2020.
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