Drogba waits on FIFA decision

Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba is still in Portugal on Tuesday, FIFA if he defended his broken arm in a cast and wait for your decision to allow.

De rogeuba, a friendly match against Japan on June 4 years, broke his arm in the first, worried that he will miss the World Cup, but the talisman striker, and the faster than expected, as Côte d'Ivoire, in preparation for the opening game was restored.

Frontman pretzel on Monday at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in training with his teammates and coach Sven-Goran Eriksson, manager of public officials, they were waiting for comments and Drogba can cause mild to light enrichment of his broken arm.

If Drogba Group G match will be played on a question, Eriksson said: "I do not know, I'm honest, I do not know. We probably whether it is to start a game or a start is determined in advance to take some time.

"The last, and all the other players were very good exercise that will do the same thing today, I hope he'll be fine. But I do not know. If not tomorrow, could tell his people.''AND

FIFA and enforcement tasks, regardless of the outcome of these discussions, Ericsson Drogba for his country the group stage of the competition will play an important role in the hope to consider.

Sweden said: "He broke his arm after a fairly short period of time that our people can be part of this game with confidence. Tuesday the eighth, but we think he will participate in the competition - and we have no other players, so that says it all.

"I hope he can play tomorrow, but I do not know. There FIFA World Cup conference, people once again. We will know.''A

Yaya Toure will be hitting the big defender because of the lack Drogba admitted. He said: "Didier is a very important player for us. He's our captain and the fact that we need it. But the situation is complicated, if he can play tomorrow, we can see.

"But at this stage, the team, we know our strengths are focus. We are a big player for us in Portugal team] in [and are not easily tomorrow. But all of us and give us the better we look forward to.''And