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Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli out for up to four weeks after undergoing knee surgery - report
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9 Sep 2010 00:25:00
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Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has reportedly undergone surgery on his knee to correct a problem that is expected to see him sidelined for about a month.
The young forward picked up the injury while playing in a Europa League tie against Timisoara in August, in a game that saw him come off the bench and score the goal that gave City the upper hand in the double header - which they eventually won.
The Eastlands club had hoped that the former Inter hitman would not need to go under the knife, but recently confirmed that the 20-year-old would be operated on.
Now the Daily Mail claims that the ex-Lumezzane man has undergone surgery, and will be out for up to four weeks.
Judging by the timeframe, it comes as a blessing in disguise for City, as it was thought that the forward would be sidelined for six weeks as opposed to the four that is being reported now.
Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has reportedly undergone surgery on his knee to correct a problem that is expected to see him sidelined for about a month.
The young forward picked up the injury while playing in a Europa League tie against Timisoara in August, in a game that saw him come off the bench and score the goal that gave City the upper hand in the double header - which they eventually won.
The Eastlands club had hoped that the former Inter hitman would not need to go under the knife, but recently confirmed that the 20-year-old would be operated on.
Now the Daily Mail claims that the ex-Lumezzane man has undergone surgery, and will be out for up to four weeks.
Judging by the timeframe, it comes as a blessing in disguise for City, as it was thought that the forward would be sidelined for six weeks as opposed to the four that is being reported now.
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