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Pep Guardiola has insisted Jack Grealish will not be fit for Manchester City’s trip to Brighton on Saturday despite the midfielder receiving an England call-up this week.
Manchester City remain without five senior stars for the Premier League trip to Brighton on Saturday.
Ruben Dias, John Stones and Jack Grealish will miss Manchester City's trip to Brighton, throwing their defence into further crisis for a game they must win to avoid losing further losing ground on Liverpool.
It's hardly a surprise that River Plate want to keep their exciting midfield talent Claudio Echeverri, who will join Manchester City full-time in January.
Liverpool forward Diogo Jota is at risk of missing the Premier League title showdown with Manchester City as well as the Champions League clash against Real Madrid due to ongoing fitness issues. Jota has been out of action since picking up an upper body injury caused by Chelsea's Tosin Adarabioyo during Liverpool's 2-1 victory at home on October 20.
Brighton's head coach Fabian Hurzeler has acknowledged the need for his team to possibly adopt a "win ugly" approach in their ambition to shake off their "small club" image.
The good news is that Jack Grealish is back in Manchester City training, according to interim England manager Lee Carsley.
Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall and Southampton centre-half Taylor Harwood-Bellis were given first England call-ups in interim boss Lee Carsley’s final squad.