Kevin De Bruyne could be out through Euro 2016 after suffering torn ligaments in his knee and ankle in the Capital One Cup on Wednesday.

De Bruyne, who came on as a late substitute for Yaya Touré in City’s 3-1 win, appeared to catch his studs in the turf and twist his knee as he challenged Ramiro Funes Mori in injury time and was carried off on a stretcher.

Agent Patrick De Koster admitted that De Bruyne will be out for a minimum of six weeks, adding that it is too early to judge whether he would play again this season.

“Kevin will be out for at least six weeks but it is too early to know more at this stage,” De Koster told the Guardian.

“He’s confident. Of course he is a bit sad that he will miss so many important games like the Capital One Cup Final and Champions League but Kevin would not be Kevin if wasn’t already thinking about playing again for City.”

Gareth Bale is likely to miss three weeks with a calf injury.

Real Madrid hopes Bale is healthy for their league match on Feb. 13th against Athletic Bilbao or against Roma in the Champions League on Feb. 17th.

It is the sixth injury to the calf muscle in what has become a recurring problem for Bale.

Philippe Coutinho will be sidelined at least until the end of January with a hamstring injury.

Coutinho suffered the injury against Stoke City in the Capital One Cup.

Coutinho has had a run of injuries throughout the season.

Jamie Vardy will undergo a minor groin surgery but he's expected to miss just one match.

The surgery will repair a long-standing problem Vardy has faced.

Vardy has scored 15 goals this season for Leicester City.