Kevin De Bruyne and Kyle Walker’s injuries are the most recent concerns confronting Pep Guardiola. Man City provides an update.

Kevin De Bruyne and Kyle Walker are expected to be absent from Manchester City’s impending

fixtures, which span three competitions. De Bruyne has been sidelined since sustaining an injury during halftime of City’s Champions League match against Inter Milan in September, and Walker was unable to participate in the thrilling victory over Wolves at the weekend. Guardiola acknowledged that both players were still “some time away” prior to City’s match against Sparta Prague at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night. The manager stated, “It is not a significant concern; however, he is not entirely at ease.” “Kevin is no longer 22 years old; he must be physically fit for his football career.” He is unable to fully express his incredible potential because he does not feel comfortable and must be totally fit. Therefore, he is performing slightly better in his training; however, he confided in me, “I still do not feel well.” Therefore, do you not feel well? Please take your time.

Guardiola disclosed that Walker sustained a knee injury during his international obligations and is consequently unavailable for the Champions League match. When asked when they would resume operations, he replied, “I am unable to provide an answer; I am uncertain.” City are seeking to enhance their current position in the new Champions League format, which has resulted in four points from two games without a goal conceded by Guardiola’s team. Sparta Prague, who are currently ranked second in the Czech top division, have also earned four points from their first two matches. They defeated Salzburg and drew with Stuttgart. Before the international break next month, City has a busy schedule of games that includes league games against Southampton, Bournemouth, and Brighton, a Carabao Cup fixture at Tottenham, and a Champions League trip to Sporting. The match is part of this busy run.