Manchester City star Samir Nasri faces three month injury lay-off but promises to return to action even stronger

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Samir Nasri posted Instagram snap confirming he faces three month lay-off
The Manchester City star suffered hamstring injury against Bournemouth
Nasri has promised the fans that he will return to action stronger

Published: 19:09 EST, 18 November 2015 | Updated: 06:15 EST, 19 November 2015

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Sami Nasri has revealed he will be out for a further three months with the hamstring injury picked up against Bournemouth back in October.

The Frenchman came off the bench for Manuel Pellegrini's side before suffering the problem but stayed on the pitch as City had already used all three subs.

Nasri took to Instagram to tell his followers about how long he would be out but is determined to return from injury stronger.

Samir Nasri posted this picture on Instagram and confirmed that he would be out for three further months

Nasri suffered the injury after coming off the bench against Bournemouth but was unable to be replaced

He said: 'What doesn't kill you make you stronger. I will be back better than ever see you in 3 months.'

The former Arsenal star has struggled with injuries over the past couple of seasons and his latest setback will see him miss a large chunk of Manchester City's Premier League title challenge.

Nasri has made only eight appearances this season and will be hoping he can recover to play enough games to earn himself a France call-up for Euro 2016.