Quote from: Slow death on August 08, 2025, 11:35:48 PM

Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on August 08, 2025, 11:23:11 PM

With the current situation of RODRI sustaining an injury what would now be of the midfield I mean the defensive midfield of Manchester City? Because as it is everything might be pointing at the same direction as of last season, I don't want to see a weaker Man City next season that can't get a win against a promoted team, this season is suppose to be tougher than last campaign, without Rodri can we see a more different Manchester City than what we saw of them last season?

I confess I was very surprised by the news of this guy's injury again. He was injured for a long time, came back and didn't stay long, and he's already injured again. Maybe it's better to sell him soon because I very much doubt he'll play much in the Premier League again. I believe Manchester City won't be able to fight for the title; I see the squad as being too weak. Maybe at most they'll be able to finish in 3rd or 4th place.

If you say he won't be as mobile as he was the season he won the Ballon dor I'll agree with you but saying the Citizens won't be able to fight for the title I doubt because from what I have seen in their past few games and the sets of players they have I see positivity in them and Pep is not ready to let the other clubs make a joke out of them this coming season.
I feel bad for Rodri with his injury problem and it looks like he's an injury prone player, this can reduce his value in the transfer market and I believe Madrid are watching out to get him since they love having all the good players to themselves. If this injury continues then is time for Pep Guardiola to look for another DM, like he should start now because there's no time to wait for him to recover if not things might be hard for them in that midfield that's if they make Rodri's absence known.