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Back on the training grounds after suffering a foot injury, Erling Haaland is not yet ready to return to competition.
Erling Haaland will still have to wait. Injured in one foot, the Norwegian striker has not played again since December 6 and a defeat by Manchester City against Aston Villa (1-0). Returning this week to Skyblues collective training this Tuesday, the 2nd in the 2023 Ballon d’Or has never been so close to returning to competition. But it won’t be this weekend…
Visiting a press conference this Thursday, the day before the Citizens travel to Tottenham, as part of the fourth round of the FA Cup, Pep Guardiola gave reassuring news about his 23-year-old striker, who is however still too tight to rejoin the group.
“We will wait a little longer”
“Haaland is close to coming back. Tomorrow he’s not ready but he’s close. The workout was good. He’s been training for a few sessions, but it’s not perfect and we’re going to wait a little more.”, Guardiola declared to the media. Therefore, the Leeds native could make his comeback to competition next Wednesday against Burnley or Monday against Brendford.
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Pep Guardiola confirms Manuel Akanji is OUT for Tottenham. ❌
Haaland for his part is not yet ready. ⏳
John Stones and Ederson are OK. ✅ pic.twitter.com/xKytqkuW03
— Blue Moon (@FRBlueMoon) January 25, 2024
Since the start of the season, Erling Haaland has played 22 matches (in all competitions, scoring 19 and providing 5 assists.
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