Erling Haaland will have to see a specialist after Man City Striker suffered a foot injury in Sunday’s victory in the FA for Bournemouth.
The city predicts that Haaland will return before the end of the season – including the World Club World Cup tournament in the United States – but the Norwegian striker joins Rodri, Nathan Ake, John Stones AND Akji at the treatment table.
Pep Guardiola will lose another important player as he intends to get City in the Champions League next season.
Guardiola chief will provide more information on Haaland’s injury Tuesday at his press conference at 12.30 pm, which will be directly Sky Sports NewsLooking forward to the Premier League game of City against Leicester.
Before he was forced to go on Sunday’s 2-1 win over Bournemouth, having previously scored City’s draw at the Terrium Return.
Immediately after the Norwegian striker put the city in level terms, Haaland’s left foot was caught under a challenge by the Lewis Cook cherry midfielder.
He initially continued, but was eventually replaced by Omar Marmah, who continued to mark the winner of the city.
A city statement read: “Manchester City FC can confirm that Erling Haaland has suffered an injury to his left foot.
“Erling underwent initial tests in Manchester on Monday morning and will now require specialized consultations to confirm the full extent of the damage.
“The evaluation remains continuous to find a complete prognosis. The reception is that Erling will be capable of playing a further role in the remainder of this season, including the FIFA World Club World Cup.
“Everyone in the club want erling a speedy recovery.”
Next matches of Man City
- April 2: Leicester (h)
- April 6: Man Utd (a) – LIVE Heavenly
- April 12: Crystal Palace (h)
- April 19: Everton (a)
- April 26: Forest nottm (n) – FA CUP semifinal
- May 2: Wolf (h) – Live in Sky Sports
Analysis: Man City is unknown from last season
Sam Blitz i Sky Sports’:
Pep Guardiola will destroy this season of Manchester City with a vindictive punch. Could this season have gone worse for the serial winner?
City had to be chosen to be 22 points on top of the Premier League. Now their best player will lose the last matches of a Champions League qualification race for which they are not responsible.
Haaland was just returning in shape. His mid -season network was behind him – with 14 goals in his last 17 games for club and country.
The city will now have to navigate the waters forward without it. They are increased by the fact that the fifth place will ensure the Champions League qualification – but they are not even sure of it, with Newcastle located sixth one point behind them with a game in hand.
The city has an appropriate replacement in Omar Marmoush – which justified the credentials of his city by marking immediately after replacing the hit Haaland.
But, with Rodri Avoid, Stone’s defense, Akanji and AKE were injured, Kyle Walker borrowed to Italy and the trio of Ederson, Phil Foden and Kevin de Bruyne fighting for form, fitness and confidence – are absolutely unknown from last season.
Seed and when is the World Cup of the Club?
Teams should make their strongest teams in the Club World Cup
The expanded World Cup FIFA Club takes place in 2025, with Manchester City and Chelsea – Plus Inter Miami of Lionel Messi – involved.
The World Club Cup with a new view will have 32 teams and will be played every four years from the summer of 2025. It is an expansion of the previous version of the tournament, which took place every year and included only seven teams from around the world.
The World Club World Cup will take place over 29 days in the summer of 2025.
The tour starts on June 15, with the conclusion being held on July 13.
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Kaveh Solhekol discusses the news that the winners of the club’s World Cup this summer will receive up to £ 97m from FIFA, with £ 774m to be shared between 32 clubs.
The World Cup winners will receive up to £ 97m ($ 125 million) from FIFA.
The price of £ 774m (1bn $) will be divided among 32 clubs – with a $ £ 406m ($ 525 million) fee based on sports and commercial criteria, and £ 368m ($ 475 million) based on sports performance.
FIFA is not holding income and is expecting to share another £ 200m ($ 250 million) with clubs worldwide as solidarity payments.
Click on this link to see a full list of how the World Club Cup works – and a full list of teams.
