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Antoine Semenyo sidelined for eight weeks with knee injury

Manchester City and Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines after suffering a knee injury that is expected to keep him out of action for up to eight weeks. The injury occurred during City's recent 3-2 victory over Ipswich Town, presenting a significant setback for both his club and the Ghanaian national team. Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca confirmed the diagnosis on October 19, 2026, marking a difficult period for the prolific attacker who has been a central figure in his team's recent successes. The medical timeline suggests that Semenyo will miss several critical matches during a congested period of the season. At the club level, Manchester City will have to navigate key European and domestic fixtures without the Ghanaian international. Specific high-profile matches against Barcelona and Napoli in continental competition are among those the forward is expected to miss. Maresca's announcement confirms that the rehabilitation process will take priority to ensure the player does not aggravate the knee issue upon his eventual return. For the Black Stars, Semenyo’s absence is a considerable blow ahead of upcoming international commitments, including a fixture against Somalia. As one of Ghana’s most consistent performers in Europe’s top flight, his unavailability limits the technical team's options in the final third. Supporters and national team officials will be hopeful that his recovery proceeds without complications, aiming for a return to the pitch before the busy end-of-year schedule begins in December.