Manchester City forward Oscar Bobb has sustained a leg fracture, according to several credible sources.
BBC Sport’s Simon Stone, the Daily Mail’s Jack Gaughan, and others have reported that the 21-year-old incurred the injury during a non-contact training incident on Wednesday.
Reports indicate that the full extent of the injury remains unknown, and Manchester City has yet to provide a statement.
Bobb was expected to play a significant role this season under Pep Guardiola, having made a strong impression in Sunday’s Community Shield, where City secured victory on penalties against Manchester United.
The possible extended absence of Bobb, combined with the departure of Julián Álvarez, might prompt the Premier League champions to enter the transfer market in the near future.
