Based on his injury update, Phil Foden appears to have suffered a “bad dead leg” in the Champions League encounter against Real Madrid. His recuperation is anticipated to be quick, and he might be ready for Manchester City’s next match against Luton Town.
In the 87th minute of Manchester City’s Champions League encounter against Real Madrid, the gifted winger Phil Foden had to leave the pitch after taking a knock. Although he hobbled off at first, Foden reassured him that it was merely a “bad dead leg.” Pep Guardiola added that Foden’s substitution was a precautionary measure and said it wasn’t a big deal.
With any luck, Foden’s injury will heal soon, and he might play in Manchester City’s next match against Luton Town. With the important second leg against Real Madrid approaching, Guardiola might, nevertheless, decide to rest him.
Guardiola frequently rotates his team, particularly when there are significant games approaching. With this history, Foden might play fewer minutes or even start the game on the bench against Luton Town in order to be ready for the big encounter against Real Madrid.
One more important player who might play against Luton Town is Kevin De Bruyne, who was sick and did not make the starting lineup against Real Madrid. Given his importance to City, De Bruyne may return to action for the upcoming fixture.
