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A difficult return for Manchester City. Winners of the Champions League in 2023, the Citizens hope to return to the top for this new format during this 2024-2025 edition. But yesterday, they already had their first hitch. At home, they hosted Inter Milan, the reigning Italian champion. And after 90 minutes where they generally dominated the Italians, they could do no better than a sad 0-0 with the addition of Kevin de Bruyne, the Belgian attacking midfielder who went off injured at half-time.
“We will see from tomorrow”
After the match, Pep Guardiola was inevitably asked about his playmaker’s physical problem during the press conference and a possible presence against Arsenal this weekend for the Premier League clash: “I will have more information on his health on Thursday. Back to face Arsenal? We will see from tomorrow“, he replied, the Catalan preferring to play the card of caution. In the meantime, it would be a huge blow for the Citizens if De Bruyne were to miss several matches.
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To summarize
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has spoken about Kevin de Bruyne’s injury during the Champions League match against Inter Milan. The Belgian had to leave the pitch at half-time in the C1 clash.
