Quote from: Luzin on August 22, 2023, 04:55:41 AM

Quote from: longyenthanh on August 22, 2023, 04:46:01 AM

No other player can make up for Kevin DeBruiner's absence. Haaland will suffer somewhat in attack due to his absence. But under the leadership of Pep Guardiola, a unique coach, Manchester City can surely come out of such problems.

Of course this is bad news, their prediction if De Bruyne can only recover at the beginning of next year. That means there are 4 months more he has to rest. Silva and Stones are also injured, so Pep can take advantage of the transfer moment that is still open at the moment to dance in De Bruyne's replacement. No option has been said by Pep yet but he has said, finding a replacement is the best option because 4 months is not a short time.

Source: https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/man-city-injury-update-silva-stones-de-bruyne-latest-news-return-dates-b1101831.html

The absence of some players will have an impact on Manchester City, but not significantly; the team is still in good shape even without DE Bruyne, and there are still players like Phil Foden, Alvarez, and others who can contribute well. Manchester City's performance will only be affected because I am aware that DE Bruyne is the only one who can make the position look good when passing and dribbling. Manchester City is the only team in the Premier League that I respect because they will always give it their all to make the champions league cutoff, unlike other teams that struggle if their key players are unavailable.

What I'm trying to say is that Manchester City has a great coach who always ensures that the team performance never looks bad. Pep Guardiola is the kind of coach that every team in the world would like to have because he always treats his players like students during practise and game time. He never wants them to miss any attempts to score goals and he always motivates them to keep them feeling good on the field.