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Man City fans react to Benjamin Mendy’s injury setback

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In Friday’s pre-West Ham press conference, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola told the media that, alongside Bernardo Silva being unavailable for the game, left back Benjamin Mendy will be injured for between ten and 12 weeks.

The timeframe is significantly longer than what was anticipated when it was said that he underwent surgery in Barcelona last week – this all after the 24-year-old spent the majority of their title-winning season last term also on the sidelines.

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In fact, Mendy’s latest setback means he has now missed 52 games at City through injury during his 18-month spell at the Premier League champions, having only signed from French side Monaco in the summer of 2017.

This leaves the first-choice left-back spot vacant, which is surely to be juggled by England international Fabian Delph and 21-year-old Oleksandr Zinchenko, who both performed well during the international break for their respective countries.

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As such, there has unsurprisingly been quite the reaction from several Man City fans on Twitter to the recent injury setback, with many of them far from impressed with the news…

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One fan felt it was Ferland Mendy’s time, Benjamin’s namesake who is a fellow left-back and Frenchman…

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While another feels it comes down to Engishman and midfielder-by-trade Delph to regain left-back duties…

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Man City fans… what do you think? Let us know!

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