Manchester City have been handed a double injury boost in time for their Champions League clash.
Pep Guardiola is ready to welcome fit-again John Stones and Bernardo Silva back into his Manchester City squad after the duo recovered from respective injuries.
In his pre-match press conference, the Catalan provided an update on Stones and Bernardo as the treble-winners prepare to continue their European charge. Here's our round-up from the treatment room.ALSO READ: Guardiola has unusual Rodri dilemma for RB Leipzig gameWhat Guardiola has said: "They feel better. Bernardo better than John. They will both travel, but we are really happy they are back, we will decide. John has not played one minute this season.
Blues fans won’t forget that magical night in Istanbul, but the slate is wiped clean now as Pep Guardiola and his men look to build a dynasty in the competition.
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