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Man City rocked by Bodo/Glimt as players refund fans

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Manchester City Daily 20260122
Man City fall 3-1 at Bodo/Glimt as Kasper Høgh scores twice, Jens Petter Hauge adds a third and Rodri is sent off, with Rayan Cherki replying. Players will refund 374 travelling fans. Farai Hallam debuts as referee for the Wolves match, while City’s Champions League seeding now hinges on the final league‑phase game and a possible last‑sixteen play‑off looms.

With injuries and Guehi’s arrival, John Stones may leave on a free. Agents explore AC Milan, Napoli, Atletico and Bayern, plus Saudi/MLS. City could still offer a short extension if fitness holds.

Inter reportedly eye Bernardo Silva on a Bosman this summer to boost creativity, amid wider squad plans. Marotta monitoring options as the Man City playmaker nears contract end.

Wolves visit Manchester City in a Saturday blackout Premier League clash; fixtures, line-ups and live scores available via LiveScore. Livescore

City’s move for Marc Guehi is long-planned, not a panic buy. Injuries to Dias, Gvardiol, Stones and Aké accelerated it. The 25-year-old brings Premier League experience, leadership and England pedigree.

Manchester City lose a financial prestige tag to Liverpool, adding to a tough week on the pitch, though the path to regain it is considered straightforward.

Kasper Høgh hits a brace and Jens Petter Hauge adds a third as Bodo/Glimt beat 10-man Man City 3-1; Rayan Cherki nets consolation, Rodri sent off. Huge Champions League upset in Norway.

City’s 3-1 loss at Bodo/Glimt leaves top-eight qualification in doubt; Guardiola’s side risk a last-16 play-off. Final league-phase match will decide seeding and potential nightmare scenario.

Farai Hallam makes his Premier League debut refereeing Man City vs Wolves. Dan Cook, Ian Hussin assist; Darren England on VAR, Samuel Barrott AVAR, Tim Robinson fourth official.

After the 3-1 Bodo/Glimt loss, Man City players will refund ticket costs for 374 travelling fans. Captains’ group issue apology; team branded “fragile” and target response vs Wolves and Galatasaray.

City’s midfield has been overrun after defeats to United and Bodø/Glimt. They need Nico back to ease pressure on Rodri; Bernardo Silva’s return and Nico O’Reilly in midfield are touted alternatives.

City’s move for Elliot Anderson (valued ~£100m) depends on Rodri’s fitness and form. With Nico Gonzalez added and recent struggles, Hugo Viana’s summer rebuild plans will shape the midfield chase.

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Man City rocked by Bodo/Glimt as players refund fans