Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has raised injury concerns after limping off the pitch following his team's 3-2 victory over Ipswich Town on Saturday.

Haaland scored twice to help City secure their seventh consecutive Premier League win of the season. However, his condition became a concern after he appeared to hurt his foot during the closing stages of the match.

The Norwegian striker scored in the 34th and 69th minutes, helping City move closer to another important victory. Phil Foden also found the net as City continued their strong start to the campaign.

Despite the win, Haaland's injury scare has given manager Enzo Maresca something to worry about. The striker went straight down the tunnel after the final whistle, leaving supporters concerned about his fitness.

According to reports, Maresca said he had spoken to Haaland and the player told him he was okay. The manager is hopeful that the problem is not serious, although further assessment may be needed to understand the situation.

Haaland was not the only City player facing fitness concerns. Antoine Semenyo, Mateo Kovacic, Matheus Nunes and Nico O'Reilly also experienced problems during the match.

City will hope their key players recover quickly as they prepare for their next Champions League fixture against AEK Athens on Tuesday.

For now, supporters will be waiting for further updates on Haaland's condition. His availability will be important to City, especially because he remains one of their main sources of goals this season.

The club will be hoping the injury is only a minor issue and that the striker can return without missing important matches.