Last week, there were good news for Manchester City on the injury front. Rodri and Erling Haaland returned to training in a welcome boost for the Pep Guardiola team. None of the two players presented City's 1-Nile victory against the Wolves last Friday, but their return training indicates that their feedback on the field is getting closer. Now, before the important match of Manchester City's Premier League against Southampton, there were more good news for Manchester City on the injury front.
Oscar Bobb and Nathan Ake both trained in front of Southampton Clash.
Cityxtra reported that Oscar Bobb had returned to the training. The Norwegian international came out after undergoing a hamstring injury. Jack Gaughan had previously reported via X that Manchester City hoped that Bobb will come back before the end of this season.
Ben Ransom reported for skysports that Nathan Ake was back to training. In addition, Ransom reports that Erling Haaland trains well and Rodri continues his return from the LCA injury he suffered in September. Ransom's report can be seen below.
“Haaland moves pretty well, Nathan Aké is back and Rodri continues to intensify his rehabilitation” 💪
Ben Ransom provides the latest updates of Manchester City injuries before their game with Southampton, which could put them at the points with Arsenal 📊 pic.twitter.com/pylimzrl9s
– Sky Sports News (@SkysportsNews) May 7, 2025
Manchester City gives the players of the injury at the right time.
Oscar Bobb and Nathan Ake's feedback are new welcome to the Pep Guardiola team. Manchester City gives the players of the injury at the right time. They still have to secure football in the Champions League for next season and have the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace in front of them. There is also the FIFA Club World Cup that awaits in June. The return of Bobb and AKE to the training is good news given what is ahead of the Pep Guardiola team.
It is unlikely that Nathan Ake or Oscar Bobb will appear in the Manchester City team for Saturday's shock with Southampton. But their return to training indicates that they should both play a role in what awaits us for the side of Pep Guardiola.
