- Manchester City has confirmed that Rodri suffered a knee ligament injury
- Pep Guardiola has indicated that Rodri will be out
- Rodri's injury comes at a crucial time for City
Manchester City has confirmed that Spanish midfielder Rodri suffered a knee ligament injury during their match against Arsenal on Sunday.
The injury occurred after a collision with Arsenal’s Thomas Partey in the 21st minute, forcing Rodri to be substituted.
While a definitive diagnosis is still pending, Pep Guardiola has indicated that Rodri will be out for a significant period of time.
The City manager expressed his disappointment and acknowledged the impact of Rodri’s absence on the team.
Rodri has traveled to Spain to consult with a specialist following initial tests in Manchester. Guardiola has described the 28-year-old as “irreplaceable,” highlighting his crucial role in City’s recent success.
However, the manager remains confident in his team’s ability to adapt and find solutions in Rodri’s absence.
Rodri’s injury comes at a crucial time for City, as they compete in multiple competitions, including the Premier League, Carabao Cup, and Champions League.
His absence will undoubtedly be felt by the team, given his impressive performances and contributions.
