Manchester City boss Hughes delighted to see Bojinov back in business

Manchester City manager Mark Hughes believes the return of striker Valeri Bojinov after serious injury problems is a major boost for the club.The 23-year-old Bulgarian is looking to kick on after making his first league start in 19 months in the victory against Sunderland.

Manchester City striker Valeri Bojinov has been recalled to the Bulgaria squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is set to take a leap into the unknown with Valeri Bojinov as he sweats on the damage to Craig Bellamy’s knee.The Manchester City boss is due to receive the results of scans on the injury Bellamy suffered at West Ham on Sunday and is crossing his fingers the results are not bad.

Mark Hughes could turn to Valeri Bojinov to spearhead Man City’s attack against Aston Villa.

Luckless Manchester City striker Valeri Bojinov has hit the comeback trail again as he attempts to return from an Achilles tendon injury.The 6million Bulgarian front man ruptured cruciate knee ligaments in only his third game for the Blues, ruling him out for the remainder of the 2007-08 campaign.

Manchester City have been boosted after striker Valeri Bojinov came through 65 minutes of the reserves’ 2-1 defeat to Hull on Tuesday.

Valeri Bojinov claims West Ham want him – but Manchester City want to keep the striker.

Manchester City will not allow Valeri Bojinov to leave for West Ham as a makeweight in any deal for players leaving Eastlands for Upton Park.City are believed to have had a second bid of 9million for Bellamy turned down on Sunday.

Manchester City manager Mark Hughes believes that injuries have played a big part in how his side have performed so far this season.Hughes has been without long-term absentees such as Martin Petrov, Valeri Bojinov and Michael Johnson for large parts of the campaign.