Antoine Semenyo Out for Eight Weeks with Knee Injury

Antoine Semenyo, a winger for Manchester City, is expected to be out for up to eight weeks following a knee injury sustained during the team's 3–2 Premier League victory over Ipswich Town. Manager Enzo Maresca confirmed this timeline on October 19, 2026, after scans revealed that the injury was less severe than initially feared.
Semenyo, who came on as a substitute for Jeremy Doku in the 76th minute, had also recently withdrawn from international duty due to leg swelling. His absence will remove a direct and physical wide option for Manchester City during a congested fixture list, including crucial matches against Arsenal and upcoming European engagements.
While Erling Haaland is dealing with a minor fitness setback, expectations of his return against AEK Athens alleviate immediate attacking concerns, leaving the focus on squad depth in wide areas.
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