Erling Haaland suffered an injury and had to be substituted at half-time during Manchester City's match against Bournemouth, despite their dominant 6-1 victory in the Premier League on Saturday.

Haaland's exit from the game raised concerns among Cityzens as he limped off the field following a collision on the ground.

Nathan Ake, Haaland's teammate, expressed uncertainty about the striker's condition after the match but hoped that the injury wasn't too severe.

Pep Guardiola later provided an update on Haaland's injury status, acknowledging that he might miss the upcoming Champions League fixture in midweek.

"Twist in the ankle; we didn't want to take risks with him; he didn't feel comfortable," he said. "He'll be back, maybe Tuesday, but maybe next Sunday."

Jeremy Doku, Manchester City's recent acquisition, had a remarkable performance against Bournemouth and achieved two Premier League records.

By contributing four assists and scoring a goal, the Belgian winger, at just 21 years and 161 days old, became the youngest player in Premier League history to record five goal involvements in a single game.

He also set a record as the youngest player to provide four assists in a single match.

With three victories in their first three Champions League matches, Pep Guardiola might consider giving the star from Borussia Dortmund some rest during their midweek fixture against Young Boys.