Manchester City has received some good news as they prepare to face Arsenal in the upcoming Premier League match. Defender Kyle Walker’s injury, which forced him off during England’s friendly against Brazil, is not as serious as initially feared.
Walker, who had to leave the pitch after just 20 minutes with a hamstring issue, left City manager Pep Guardiola concerned about his availability for the crucial game against the Gunners. However, recent tests have shown that the injury is not a major concern.
According to Sky Sports, Walker’s hamstring problem is not a strain but rather described as “tight”. The club will continue to monitor his progress in the following days, but there is optimism that the 33-year-old will be fit to face Arsenal on Sunday.
This development comes as a relief for City fans and adds to the anticipation of what promises to be an exciting match between two top teams. Stay tuned for more updates as Walker’s recovery progresses.
