Yaya Touré’s Injury Raises Concerns Ahead of World Cup, but Reassures Ivorian President
Ivorian football fans are holding their breath as concerns mount over the fitness of Yaya Touré, one of the key players for the Ivory Coast national team, after he suffered an injury in a recent match against Liverpool. The injury has sparked widespread worry among supporters of the Elephants, with many fearing that their star midfielder might miss the upcoming World Cup in Brazil.
The anxiety surrounding Touré’s condition has even reached the highest levels of government. According to Sport-Ivoire, Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara personally reached out to inquire about the Manchester City player’s health. In response, Touré reassured the president, promising that he would be ready to join the national team for the World Cup.
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has also confirmed that Touré is set to make his return this weekend for the Premier League’s 36th matchday against Crystal Palace. The news comes as a relief to Ivorian fans, who are eager to see their star midfielder back on the pitch and available for international duty.
Touré’s recovery will be closely watched in the coming weeks, as the Ivory Coast’s hopes for a successful World Cup campaign depend heavily on his presence and performance.
