Manchester Town striker Erling Haaland will be out for around seven months Together with the ankle injuries he suffered in Sunday's FA Cup quarter-remaining earn at Bournemouth, states supervisor Pep Guardiola.
The Norwegian was substituted while in the 61st minute just after scoring the equaliser as Metropolis went on to conquer the Cherries 2-one and reach the semi-finals.
A online video was posted on social networking showing the 24-12 months-old leaving the Vitality Stadium on crutches and along with his left ankle in a protective boot.
"They advised me the Medical practitioners say in between 5 to seven months," stated Guardiola. "So with any luck , the tip of the period and from the Club Globe Cup he are going to be Prepared.
"From time to time you can find years when these kinds of factors happen. It transpired all season."
Town claimed on Monday that Haaland would see a professional in regards to the personal injury and foresee he "will likely be in shape to Participate in an additional aspect in the rest of this period which include this summer months's Fifa Club Globe Cup".
Haaland missed a penalty and two major prospects on Sunday, but he turned in Nico O'Reilly's cross to level the game just before Omar Marmoush scored the winner.
The FA Cup is Metropolis's only remaining prospect of silverware this time following a challenging Premier League marketing campaign and early exits with the Champions League and Carabao Cup.
Supervisor Guardiola has experienced to handle accidents to key players throughout the campaign. His side are fifth within the Premier League, a single level driving Chelsea while in the race for your Champions League place.