The state of health of Kevin de Bruyne worries. Hit in the hamstrings Friday night during Manchester City’s success at Burnley (0-3), the Belgian will take exams on Monday.
On June 10, the evening of the first coronation in the history of Manchester City in the Champions League, Kevin de Bruyne was forced to leave his partners in the 36th minute of play, the fault of creaking hamstrings. Two months later, the Belgian was overtaken by this problem and had to go out once again in the middle of a match. It was Friday night in the first match of the new Premier League season, between Burnley and Manchester City (0-3). Since then, fears have been great around the Mancunian.
Before deciding definitively, the club’s doctors have organized a series of examinations that Kevin de Bruyne will undergo on Monday. As indicated The Athletic, the English club’s medical body fears that the player’s relapse is directly linked to his injury in June. If he had not been operated on at the time, the thirty-two-year-old player had however taken the time to rest.
The scanner will speak
An absence of several weeks is already mentioned and for his part, the Dailymail even consider the worst in the event of an operation. Kevin de Bruyne could thus miss the whole start of the Manchester City season, or even much more. While waiting for the new medical information that the scanner that the international will pass on Monday will probably reveal, Pep Guardiola and Manchester City are keeping their fingers crossed.
