Manchester Town striker Erling Haaland will be out for up to 7 weeks with the ankle personal injury he endured in Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final gain at Bournemouth, states supervisor Pep Guardiola.
The Norwegian was substituted while in the 61st minute immediately after scoring the equaliser as City went on to conquer the Cherries 2-one and get to the semi-finals.
A video clip was posted on social media exhibiting the 24-year-outdated leaving the Vitality Stadium on crutches and with his still left ankle in a protective boot.
"They explained to me the Health professionals say in between 5 to 7 weeks," claimed Guardiola. "So hopefully the tip of your season and because of the Club World Cup he is going to be Completely ready.
"At times there are a long time when These types of things take place. It took place all time."
City mentioned on Monday that Haaland would see a expert about the damage and anticipate he "might be fit to Perform an additional aspect in the rest of the season such as this summer season's Fifa Club Earth Cup".
Haaland missed a penalty and two large odds on Sunday, but he turned in Nico O'Reilly's cross to stage the sport right before Omar Marmoush scored the winner.
The FA Cup is Town's only remaining chance of silverware this season following a tough Premier League campaign and early exits in the Champions League and Carabao Cup.
Manager Guardiola has had to deal with injuries to important players throughout the campaign. His facet are fifth in the Leading League, a person point behind Chelsea in the race for a Champions League location.