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A devastating blow has been dealt on high-flying Manchester City as latest reports indicate that one of their summer signing; Benjamin Mendy set top to be ruled out for NINE MONTHS with ruptured knee ligaments. The France international has seen a specialist in Barcelona after hobbling off in the first half of Saturday's 5-0 thrashing of Crystal Palace. The Sun reports that Pep Guardiola's pal Dr Ramon Cugat treated Mendy, having previously helped hea ; Vincent Kompany, Ilkay Gundogan and Kevin De Bruyne last season. Cugat's verdict is that Mendy has ruptured his ACL and is set for nine months on the sidelines. With this development, City are expected back in the transfer market in January to block the hole Mendy's absence will cause

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