Man City gets a huge boost before Spurs' triple header and key quartet resumes training

Spurs and Man City will soon face the Premier League and Champions League over the coming weeks with three games on the program.

Already facing a trip to the Etihad Stadium, in late April, the Lilywhites clashed against City in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, following the draw in Switzerland.

Pep Guardiola's team has had the upper hand in the last three games and will be invited to play as a favorite because of its impressive form.

City has a number of injured players at the moment, but it seems that their problems are mitigating before a crucial month for the team.

In addition to trying to win the Champions League for the first time ever, City is also aiming for two consecutive Premier League titles, while he still has two points in Liverpool, eight days of the season.

Well, it looks like they're coming back soon: Kevin De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Benjamin Mendy and John Stones are all in training on Monday before this weekend's match against Fulham.

De Bruyne has not played since the beginning of March due to an injury to the hamstring. Midfielder Fernandinho has been absent since February due to a muscle injury.

Mendy has appeared only once since November after two consecutive injury campaigns since moving to Monaco, while Stones also missed the international break due to an injury to the club. ;groin.

The return of the quartet is a major badet for Guardiola, who should play against the Lilywhites in the coming weeks.

Aymeric Laporte was also spotted at training, but it was their last game before the international break against Swansea City in the FA Cup.

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