SAD NEWS for Pep Guardiola ahead of Chelsea Clash as Two Man City key players suffer injuries ahead of premier league clash
Man City vs. Chelsea: Before their Premier League match, two important Man City players get hurt
Man City vs. Chelsea: Before their Premier League match, two important Man City players are injured
When Man City hosts Chelsea in a Premier League match this Saturday, they might be missing two important players.
Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silva of Man City were hurt during their team’s 3-1 Champions League victory over FC Copenhagen on Tuesday.
“Bernardo [Silva] has a big knock,” informed the BBC, Man City manager Pep Guardiola.
It appears that Jack Grealish has a musculoskeletal injury. It’s unfortunate. He assisted us in keeping the appropriate tempo. When he rolled on the grass, he sensed it. They are aware.
Guardiola was questioned about the 28-year-old and Silva at his press conference, and he responded by telling TNT Sports that he thinks Grealish’s injury is in the groyne area.
Guardiola continued, “Bernardo has a big knock in his ankle.” “Hopefully, Bernardo won’t be a major problem.
“We have Chelsea at home over the next three days. We have to get better as soon as we can.
Tomorrow, [Jack] is going to take an exam. Yes, he will be [ruled] out. It’s unfortunate since he has been playing incredibly well and has had a much better attitude during training sessions in the past few days.
He assists us in maintaining the proper tempo. Jack is a big assistance to us. We’re hoping he heals swiftly. He was aware that something was off. The participants are aware. They sense it right away.
Earlier in the season, Chelsea and Man City drew 4–4 in an enthralling match at Stamford Bridge.
With Grealish and Silva out of the picture, Guardiola might need to make some tactical changes. It gives the other players on the team a chance to step up and cover for these important guys. It will be intriguing to watch how Man City responds to these problems as the team’s depth and calibre will be put to the test.
Chelsea may view their matchup with Man City—which might be missing Grealish and Silva—as a benefit. But no game in the Premier League is easy due to its intense competition, so the Blues will need to be well-prepared in order to take advantag
e of any opportunities.
