BREAKING NEWS:FIFA has just announced unfortunate news for the officials and referees of the Manchester City vs Manchester City match, as they have lost their jobs due to not awarding a clearly valid goal.

During Manchester City’s recent friendly matches against AC Milan and Barcelona, the team’s star striker was substituted at halftime, while other players were given longer playing time. Manager Pep Guardiola expressed concerns about the Norwegian international’s fitness, as the Premier League season is just over two weeks away.

Guardiola indicated that the player, Erling Haaland, was not feeling comfortable due to some minor injuries, which led to cautious handling to avoid aggravating the issue.

Guardiola commented after the 2-2 draw with Barcelona, stating, “Erling is not at ease. We are unwilling to take risks with him.” He emphasized the importance of being cautious with Haaland’s fitness to prevent a potential longer-term injury that could sideline him for three weeks or more.

Guardiola noted that Haaland didn’t play in the second half due to his discomfort and mentioned that the team is not yet at full strength, with 67% of the roster currently on vacation. He also highlighted that other players, like Oscar Bobb, have been performing well, offering the team some alternatives.

Haaland has been a key player for Manchester City, being the top scorer in the Premier League for the past two seasons and playing a crucial role in the club’s recent successes, including winning several trophies.

His absence at the start of the 2024-25 season would be a significant blow to the defending champions and a considerable advantage for their rivals.

The team is carefully managing his condition to ensure he is fit and ready for the upcoming campaign, as losing him for an extended period would be a major setback.

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