Agony on the Pitch

Manchester City midfielder Matheus Nunes left fans gasping in horror as he suffered a gruesome shoulder injury while attempting an "unnecessary" overhead kick during the team's recent victory over Red Star Belgrade. The painful incident occurred just minutes into the second half, leaving Nunes writhing in agony.

Unfortunate Acrobatics

Nunes, who was making his 10th start of the season, took a risk with the acrobatic move but unfortunately landed awkwardly, injuring his shoulder in the process. He received immediate medical attention and was able to continue playing after the initial treatment.

Concerned Fans React

The moment left supporters worried for the midfielder's well-being, with many taking to social media to express their concern. One fan described the overhead kick as "unnecessary," while another pleaded for Nunes to avoid further injury. Another supporter jokingly remarked that Nunes is the type of player to get injured while attempting a bicycle kick.

Despite the Injury, Nunes Shines

Despite the painful setback, Nunes still managed to make an impact on the game. He played a key role in setting up Micah Hamilton's debut goal, contributing to City's opening score. The team went on to secure a 3-2 victory, with fellow youngster Oscar Bobb adding a second goal and Kalvin Phillips converting a penalty.

A Promising Start at Manchester City

Nunes, who joined Manchester City from Wolves in a £47 million move over the summer, has been a valuable asset to the team. In his 13 appearances across all competitions this season, the 25-year-old midfielder has provided three assists.

Manchester City, already confirmed as group winners in the Champions League group stage, will be hoping for Nunes' swift recovery as they continue their campaign in both domestic and international competitions.