"Manchester City Faces Food Poisoning Scare Following Real Madrid Trip". 

 Manchester City's Concerns Emerge After De Bruyne's Illness Against Real Madrid 

Following Manchester City's nail-biting attract with Real Madrid in the Champions League, concerns have unearthed relating a potential salmonella poisoning communicable disease that can displease the team's vital league games.

Star midfielder Kevin De Bruyne was notably absent from the first leg of the quarter-final, citing illness contracted during the journey to the Bernabeu. It's reported that De Bruyne linked his sickness and subsequent vomiting to food consumed at the team hotel mere hours before kick-off.

This development raised red flags within the club, particularly considering the shared meals and strict dietary guidelines typically adhered to by players and staff on matchdays. With De Bruyne sidelined and key players like Kyle Walker and Nathan Ake already nursing injuries, Pep Guardiola found himself grappling with concerns just moments before the crucial Real Madrid clash.

Thankfully, City avoided a widespread outbreak, as De Bruyne's illness remained isolated. The Belgian midfielder has since returned to full training, providing a sigh of relief for the squad ahead of their forthcoming Premier League fixture against Luton.

While Walker and Ake continue their recovery on the sidelines, Walker's steady progress in recuperating from a hamstring injury sustained during international duty offers a glimmer of hope for City's future fixtures.