Rodri

Rodri (knee) is expected to see minutes immediately once fit, accoridng to manager Pep Guardiola. "He is much, much better. I will speak to the doctors. When he is ready, he will start. We don't want to take a step back now."

Rodri (knee) is being managed with precaution and will need medical clearance before being included in the match squad, coach Pep Guardiola said in a press conference. "We are really pleased that Rodri is back in the training sessions. The moment the physio and doctor says, 'Rodri can start to play minutes', and after that he will start to play minutes. But the doctors have to tell me. It was a difficult injury, seven to 11 months the doctors said, he feels really good every day making sessions and sessions, but we have to avoid making a step backwards or getting injured again. That's why you have to be careful. The important is one training session, another one, and every time he feels better and better. And when the doctor says Rodri is stable and he can start to play, after that he is going to come back."

Rodri (knee) was back on grass training with his teammates Wednesday, according to Sky Sports.

Rodri (knee) is starting to work individually at training again but is still far from a return, according to manager Pep Guardiola. "I don't know, I hope and wish [he can be involved this summer]. It will be nice if he could play tomorrow but we don't want to do a wrong decision right now and take a step back. He's behaving really well on the pitch already."

Rodri was back on grass Monday but remains far from a return, according to manager Pep Guardiola. "[He's] been out five or six months after the international break, but one step at a time. We don't have to make stupid decisions. It's good, but he's not so close to coming back. He's touching the ball and back in the locker room.