City Midfielder Kovacic Out of Club World Cup After Achilles Surgery
- Mateo Kovacic will be sidelined for Manchester City’s upcoming FIFA Club World Cup campaign in June after undergoing surgery to address an Achilles tendon injury.
- Kovacic's injury had affected him for some time, causing him to miss the FA Cup final and Croatia's recent World Cup qualifiers.
- He played 42 matches and scored seven goals across all competitions this past season, making him an important player for City.
- Manchester City announced that Mateo will be undergoing rehabilitation throughout the summer following his operation, and the entire club is hoping for his swift recovery.
- Kovacic's absence leaves Pep Guardiola with fewer midfield options as City starts the expanded Club World Cup in the United States on June 18.
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Injury blow for Manchester City midfielder Mateo Kovacic ahead of Club World Cup
The 31-year-old has required an operation.
With an injury to an Achilles tendon, City's midfielder will not play the competition.
Manchester City confirms that the Croatian midfielder, intervened for a disturbance in the Achilles tendon, will not travel to the United States.
City midfielder Kovacic out of Club World Cup after Achilles surgery
MANCHESTER, England :Manchester City midfielder Mateo Kovacic will miss the FIFA Club World Cup after undergoing surgery to repair an Achilles tendon injury, the Premier League club said on Monday.The Croatian has been hampered by the injury for a while and sat out last month's 1-0 FA Cup final loss to Crysta
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