Marc Guehi to make Man City debut against Wolverhampton
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MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Marc Guehi is set to make his Manchester City debut against Wolverhampton on Saturday in what will be a boost to Pep Guardiola’s injury-hit backline.
The 25-year-old England defender completed his move from Crystal Palace on Monday but wasn’t in City’s squad a day later for a surprising 3-1 loss at Bodø/Glimt in the Champions League.
“He’s going to help us because the experience of Marc is exceptional,” Guardiola said Friday at a news conference. “But for sure the fragility is not about just one player — would be nice but I think it’s not just about that.”
Guardiola has been without his entire first-choice defense, with center backs Ruben Dias, Josko Gvardiol and John Stones out injured.
The embarrassing defeat in Norway followed a 2-0 derby loss at Manchester United last Saturday.
Second-place City trails Arsenal by seven points with 16 games remaining in the Premier League season.
Wolves, despite being bottom of the Premier League, has three draws and a victory in its past four league games.
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