Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will likely bring Raheem Sterling back into his starting XI for this weekend's Premier League encounter with Wolves at the Etihad.
With qualification to the last-16 of the Champions League already secured before the final match of the group stage in midweek, Guardiola rotated his squad, with the likes of Nathan Ake and Oleksandr Zinchenko being given a run out.
Unfortunately for City, Ake and Phil Foden had to be withdrawn due to injury in that one, and although neither problem is believed to be serious, their inclusions against Wolves are in doubt.
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Ake wouldn't have played anyway, but losing Foden would be a blow for Guardiola.
Aymeric Laporte and Gabriel Jesus both missed the defeat against RB Leipzig with minor knocks but were spotted in recovery sessions in training so both could be passed fit.
Ferran Torres remains absent with a fractured foot.
Ederson will return in goal after Zak Steffen started between the sticks in Europe.
Kyle Walker, despite his petulant red card midweek, will start at right-back, with Joao Cancelo at left-back.
John Stones could partner Ruben Dias in the middle.
Kevin De Bruyne made his return from coronavirus isolation and probably played more than Guardiola would have wanted at 87 minutes.
He may be rested again, with Bernardo Silva and Rodri coming in to partner Ilkay Gundogan in midfield.
Sterling, Jesus and Jack Grealish could complete the attack, with Riyad Mahrez dropping to the bench.
Predicted Man City XI v Wolves
