West Ham Vs Man City: Injure updates have been given as West Ham prepare for Man City clash.

West Ham vs Manchester City: Injury Update and Match Preview

West Ham United will face Manchester City at the London Stadium in their next Premier League fixture. After a challenging start to the season, including a home defeat to Aston Villa, West Ham aims to build momentum following their 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace. With a significant squad overhaul in the summer, including the addition of former Manchester United full-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka, manager Julen Lopetegui is focused on a strong Premier League campaign to secure a return to European football.

Injury News: Manchester City

Manchester City, the reigning Premier League champions, are dealing with several injury concerns ahead of their match against West Ham:

  • Oscar Bobb: The midfielder is sidelined until at least December due to a training injury that required surgery. He is expected to be out for 3-4 months.
  • Phil Foden: Foden missed the recent 4-1 win over Ipswich due to illness. However, he is likely to be available for the West Ham match, with Pep Guardiola indicating a short-term absence.
  • Mateo Kovacic: Kovacic sustained a knock in the previous game. Guardiola has yet to receive a full medical update but remains hopeful the Croatian midfielder will recover in time for the next fixture.
  • Rodri: The Spanish midfielder is recovering from a hamstring injury sustained during the Euros 2024 final. While he has begun partial training, his availability for the match against West Ham is uncertain.

West Ham’s Injury Status

As of August 28, West Ham is reporting no injuries in their squad. The team will face AFC Bournemouth in the EFL Carabao Cup with a fully fit squad, and no injuries have been reported ahead of their Premier League clash with Manchester City.

With the transfer window closed and a relatively healthy squad, West Ham will be looking to capitalize on their recent form and make a significant impact against one of the league’s top teams.

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