Manchester City will face Wolverhampton Wanderers without their star goalkeeper Ederson, who has been surprisingly omitted from the squad. The Brazilian shot-stopper's absence has sparked speculation about a potential move for a new goalkeeper as the club looks to strengthen their European campaign.
Ederson's Unexpected Absence
Pep Guardiola's decision to leave Ederson out of the matchday squad has raised eyebrows among fans and pundits alike. The 30-year-old has been a consistent presence between the sticks for City, making his exclusion all the more puzzling.
Search for Backup Intensifies
Sources close to the club suggest City are actively scouting for goalkeeper reinforcements. With European ambitions high, the Premier League champions appear keen to add depth to their squad ahead of crucial Champions League fixtures.
Wolves Opportunity
Ederson's absence presents an opportunity for backup keeper Stefan Ortega to prove his worth. The German goalkeeper will be eager to impress as City look to maintain their strong start to the season.
The situation leaves several questions unanswered: Is this merely rotation or something more significant? Could we see a new face at the Etihad soon? One thing is certain - all eyes will be on City's goalkeeping situation in the coming weeks.
