Manchester City’s wing Lauren Hemp Hemp has since stood on the side of the knee injury and has yet to return to the action while the women’s season Super League goes through the middle of the point.
The 24-year-old initially missed Citywith Champions League Clash against Hammary and WSL defeat Chelsea In early November before it was eventually confirmed that it was undergoing an operation of a knee injury.
As a result, it is excluded from EnglandThe last two games 2024 against the United States and Switzerland, and for City they were not presented by the League 4-0 victory over Tottenham on November 8th.
It was discovered at a time when there was no injury to the anterior Cross Ligament (ACL), which means that the recovery time was not expected to be so long. It also worried a little because of a potential promotion at the UEFA UEFA European Championships in Switzerland.
Gareth Taylor City chief confirmed that hemp would not return in early December until the beginning of 2025, but refused to put an accurate time tape on his recovery.
“[Lauren’s] The surgery was really successful, that is positive news, “he said at the time.
“It was a matter of worrying. As for the estimated return, it is really difficult because every player is different. There will be a new year, no doubt. I hope it is closer to the new year, the better for us. someone like Lauren have a quick recovery power. “
The New Year came and disappeared, and City played four games 2025, including WSL matches against Manchester United and Aston Villa. They also played a women’s FA Cup Fourth Circle of Conflict against Ipswich Town and the Subway underground underground league quarterfinals against United, winning both.
The hemp is not appointed in the team for any of these games and it seems that the return is not inevitable. In a short update of wing fitness in front of Manchester Derby earlier this month, the manager said: “Alex [Greenwood] and Lauren [Hemp] are in a good place, we know that their return is not immediately. “
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