Man City midfielder reveals the extent of injury in the “difficult season” with “a lot of things that happen”

Manchester City City Vodin midfielder says he is “struggling” with “things in life greater than football” this season.

England International Fooden won Premier League He gives the best player this season and the football soccer association in 2023/24 with its Manchester City champions, but the 24 -year -old did not score in 19 games with Citizens and England and ended 2024/25 without a cup.

“I had a lot of things around the stadium The final defeat of the FA Cup for Crystal Palace on saturday.

“He is one of them – sometimes there are things in life greater than football. This season, I have struggled a little.”

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Phil Foden injury “difficult”

Voden’s reduced role during the tour was partially the result of the “bad” ligament damage to Manchester United midfielder Casero during A. 0-0 tie on April 6.

“It took some time to recover before I could pay myself for training,” he said. I had to take care of it. It was a frustrating season.

“I know if everything is fine, I will definitely be better in the field. Sometimes things happen and you have to deal with it and go forward. Unfortunately, I had a difficult season.

“Now it’s a matter of improvement and back to my best. I know my criteria and what I can reach. I look forward to returning.

“We hope, next year, I can get my head mentally and return to where I left the season before – because I know what I can do and the quality I have.”

Man City definitely “take the World Cup” seriously “

Foden has a potential crowded schedule, with England and England visiting in 2026 the FIFA World Cup qualified on June 7 (17:00 GMT) and hosting Senegal in Nottingham Forest after three days (19:45).

Before that, City can guarantee football in the Champions League next season In Fulham In their final match for this season on Sunday (16:00), while the first main player in the FIFA World Cup in Philadelphia on June 18 (17:00).

“I think everyone needs the right time to recover,” said Voden, describing the City team as “mentally depletion”.

“It will be funny. Some clubs will take them seriously from others, but I know the city and (being) the club, we will definitely take it seriously.

“We have to talk to the club and the national team to see, perhaps if it is better to comfort and restore an ankle by 100 % how I want it.

“I don’t know at the moment. It’s a conversation. We must see what is happening.”