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Manchester City manager Vincent Kompany says he is unsure if his captain will be fit for his country's squad for the World Cup in South Korea next week.

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Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has been ruled out Saturday's game against QPR after picking up a calf injury in Wednesday night's defeat against CSKA Moscow. The Belgian joins David Silva and Aleksandar Kolarov on the treatment table as City try to bounce back from their Champions League embarrassment - giving a rare chance for £32million summer signing Eliaquim Mangala. Either Yaya Toure or Pablo Zabaleta will captain the team at Loftus Road in Kompany's absence. Vincent Kompany has been ruled out of Saturday's Premier League match against QPR . Kompany was injured during Manchester City's 2-1 Champions League defeat by CSKA Moscow . Boss Manuel Pellegrini confirmed: 'Kompany has a calf problem. I don't think it is too serious but he will not play on Saturday and I don't know if he will be ready for his national squad next week. 'Maybe not but at the moment it is difficult to say. We will get the doctors' opinion on it too.' Yaya Toure (centre) looks dejected as City go behind against CSKA on Wednesday night . Spanish midfielder David Silva is also sidelined after getting injured against Newcastle last month .