Breaking news : One Manchester City star has returned to training; another has not been seen.

One star from Manchester City has resumed training, while the other has not been sighted. Over the weekend

MADRID, SPAIN – APRIL 8: Pep Guardiola, coach of Manchester City, speaks during the Man

On Sunday, Manchester City will play Wolves at Molineux as they make their Premier League comeback. Pep Guardiola’s club is hoping to maintain their unbeaten start to the season against Gary O’Neill’s team. A new research indicates good progress in the world champions’ injury situation. However, there is some ambiguity around one of City’s most deadly weapons prior to this weekend’s match. Nathan Ake resumed training yesterday, as SkyNews’ Ben Ransom reported on X. Due to a hamstring injury, the Netherlands international is not available. That’s excellent news for Pep Guardiola and Manchester City. Furthermore, Ransom stated that Manuel Akanji, Kyle Walker, and Kevin De Bruyne were nowhere to be spotted in the opening fifteen minutes of City’s workout yesterday. Ransom added that Ederson and Savinho refrained from exercising after their Brazil performance. The news of Nathan Ake’s return to training is excellent for Manchester City. Ever since September, when Ake sustained an injury while serving abroad, City has struggled to find enough defenders. Even if the world champions had an ideal start to the season, they have missed Ake. But when Ake returns to the training field, Pep Guardiola ought to assist him in readjusting to the team bit by bit. Concerns regarding Kevin De Bruyne’s health persist for Manchester City. Since City’s 0-0 draw with Inter Milan last month, De Bruyne has not played. He was expected to return after the global break. However, based on Ben Ransom’s account from yesterday, it remains to be seen. An update on the condition of the City team should be given by Pep Guardiola when he addresses the media later today. The majority of the team that the city manager has selected should be available this weekend.