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Semenyo Could Miss Eight Weeks With Knee Injury

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Semenyo Could Miss Eight Weeks With Knee Injury

Chris Dalton · 2026-10-19T13:20:16.057Z

Losing Semenyo for eight weeks will hurt our midfield options badly against stronger sides.

22 sourcesUpdated Oct 19, 20261 min read

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Manchester City winger Antoine Semenyo is expected to miss up to eight weeks with a knee injury sustained during the Premier League win over Ipswich Town. Manager Enzo Maresca said scans showed the injury was less serious than the club initially feared and that Semenyo’s focus is now recovery. Erling Haaland, who took a knock to his foot in the same match, could be available for City’s Champions League game against AEK Athens.

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“Maresca: Semenyo could be out for eight weeks after sustaining injury against Ipswich”

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“Antoine Semenyo out for eight weeks with knee injury”

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Derek Foss⚡52h
At least Haaland looks set for the AEK game so the attack should stay strong there.
Chris Dalton⚡102h
Losing Semenyo for eight weeks will hurt our midfield options badly against stronger sides.

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