Erling Haaland drops major Liverpool hint in blunt message after Man City injury concerns
Manchester City star Erling Haaland has teased a return to fitness ahead of their Premier League showdown with Liverpool.
The Norwegian forward sparked injury worries when he limped off late on against the Faroe Islands. The ankle issue was enough to curtail Haaland's involvement in their final European Championships qualifier against Scotland at Hampden Park.
Liverpool travel to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday (November 25) looking to leapfrog City, who hold a one-point lead at the English top-flight summit.
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The Reds leapfrogged Arsenal with their comprehensive win over Brentford, on the eve of the international break, on goal difference. Pep Guardiola's side were forced to share the spoils against Chelsea as they played out a four-goal thriller.
City were handed several injury scares before and during the November international break. As many as eight of the Citizens first-team had pulled out or suffered an issue during the two-week period this month, including goalkeeper Ederson who was forced to withdraw from the Brazil squad.
Haaland trained on Thursday and poured cold water on any injury speculation on Friday (November 24) night, increasing the tension ahead of another fiercely anticipated clash between Jurgen Klopp and Guardiola.
In a tweet on X, he wrote: "See you tomorrow," rounding off the message with the 'soon' emoji.
"(Erling) trained yesterday with some niggles but today we have the last training and hopefully he can be part of it," Guardiola told reporters. "We have a few problems like many clubs.
"We will see in the training session and we will see tomorrow. At 6pm I will know for sure which players I
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