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Gabriel Jesus has been left out of the Brazil squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifying matches in March. Brazil take on Chile and Bolivia at the end of the month as they continue their campaign ahead of Qatar.
After Manchester City saw out their Champions League round-of-16 assignment with a dour goalless draw against Sporting Lisbon this week, attention can turn to who the Blues could face in the next round.
This season does not appear to have been vintage for Phil Foden. It started with the England international sidelined with a foot injury picked up on the eve of the Euro 2020 final, and has also seen him dropped from the team after too big a night out with Jack Grealish.
Manchester City were hardly tested as they formally confirmed their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a goalless draw against Sporting Lisbon.
Gabriel Jesus had more to prove than most as he lined up for Manchester City's dead rubber against Sporting. The Brazilian forward has not started in the Premier League for his club since New Year's Day, with his two other starts in 2022 coming at Swindon Town and Peterborough.
Sporting cannot have had anything but the faintest hope that they would qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals, yet they must have thought they could maybe catch Manchester City out on the night. Pep Guardiola's team have shown before they can very easily lose when they are so sure of victory that they begin concentrating on other matches and competitions.
Manchester City strolled into the Champions League quarter-finals for the fifth consecutive season with a 5-0 aggregate win over Sporting Lisbon despite a subdued 0-0 draw on Wednesday.
Manchester City sailed through to the Champions League quarterfinals after they played out a 0-0 draw against Sporting in their last-16 second leg on Wednesday, progressing 5-0 on aggregate. City had already done the hard work in their thrashing of the Portuguese side in the first leg three weeks ago in Lisbon, and could take it easy against an inferior Sporting at the Etihad Stadium. Coach Pep Guardiola could afford to make several changes to his starting team, with one of those players coming in - Raheem Sterling - going closest to scoring in the first half after his close-range effort was saved.