Manuel Akanji has eased Pep Guardiola's fitness concerns ahead of Manchester City's trip to Bournemouth in the Premier League.
Manu Akanji expects to be fit and available for Manchester City's Premier League trip to Bournemouth after missing the Tottenham defeat in the Carabao Cup with injury. Akanji was named in the City starting line up at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but was a late omission from the side who began the game - Ruben Dias taking his place from the start.
Pep Guardiola hints at Man City plan to get through nightmare injury crisis as ten players 'out' I saw Man City player offer Pep Guardiola wildcard solution to solve injury problems vs Bournemouth Now, Sky report that Akanji has told them he is 'fine' and expects to train on Friday before being available to face Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday. The issue is reported as 'tightness in his groin'. Akanji's return would ease the injury crisis at the Etihad, with Guardiola leaving Spurs declaring he had only 13 fit players.
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