Erling Haaland suffered an ankle injury during Manchester City 2-1 FA Cup quarter-final win over Bournemouth. The striker was substituted in the 60th minute after a collision with Lewis Cook. Haaland left the stadium on crutches and in a moon boot, raising concerns over his availability for City crucial Premier League match against Leicester on Wednesday.
After being forced off in the 55th minute against Bournemouth, Erling Haaland’s ankle injury has become a major concern for Manchester City. The Norwegian striker was injured in a challenge with Lewis Cook and attempted to continue before being substituted for Omar Marmoush. Haaland was later seen leaving the Vitality Stadium on crutches and wearing a moon boot, raising fears about the severity of his injury.
City’s manager, Pep Guardiola, was unable to provide an update immediately after the match, stating that he had not yet spoken with the medical team. The timing of Haaland’s injury is critical, as City faces a crucial Premier League fixture against Leicester City on Wednesday. His absence could impact City’s push for the FA Cup and Champions League qualification.
Haaland has been instrumental for Manchester City, being their top scorer this season. His availability in the coming weeks will be closely monitored, as he plays a key role in their title ambitions. Whether his use of crutches was a precautionary measure or a sign of a more serious issue remains to be seen, making his recovery a key storyline in the weeks ahead.
