Man City midfielder De Bruyne out for 3 months with injury

As always when a quality player has been injured, social media has been plagued by a minority celebrating De Bruyne's injury in hopes it will derail Manchester City by weakening them.

"This can happen because you build an incredible stadium for Tottenham Hotspur - sometimes there are delays, this kind of thing happens". We didn't want it but we accept it, it's part of the game. "If you're fresh, with normal vacations, then that doesn't happen".

"Kevin needs to rest and get the holiday that he didn't get over the summer".

And Guardiola admits he is hoping his side manage to keep it together and ensure they are in a strong position for when De Bruyne returns.

Mateo was allowed to leave hospital in May, five months after being born, and his now recovering well. If he has chose to do that, it is because he feels it is the right moment. "Big congratulations because he played more than 100 games, winning European Championship and the World Cup". He is one of the most fascinating, incredible players in the whole history of Spain.

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"Nobody needs to worry about Man City and their quality, there is still a lot there. He made a decision to rest a little bit more with his wife and his little boy, and play with us".

Sitting pretty at the beginning of March after a win over Arsenal, City were 16 points clear at the top, and were closing in on their third Premier League title.

Wembley is not an option given it hosts an National Football League clash that day and Twickenham has also been ruled out.

The Red Devils have just begun their third campaign under new boss Jose Mourinho as they look to try and mount a serious Premier League title challenge this term.

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