MANCHESTER CITY plan to name Ballon D’Or winner Rodri in their squad for the knock-out stages of the Champions League. The Spain international was ruled out for the season after suffering a

September following his ACL rupture but the Manchester City and Spain midfielder could be back in action much sooner than expected

Rodri might just be making a comeback sooner than anyone expected. The Spanish midfielder, who tore his ACL back in September during

Manchester City have made it into the knock-out stages of the Champions League and they may still welcome back the injured star.

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Rodri is now recovering from knee surgery after breaking down in August, with hopes of playing again this season. And it appears those hopes are on track with Rodri hitting the training pitch at the Etihad Campus this week. The Ballon d'Or winner is now running on grass in the next stage of his knee rehab.

Manchester City saw their manager turn towards one of the game’s all-time greatest defensive midfielders in an attempt to solve the problems caused by Rodri’s injury.The Premier League champions

Pep Guardiola is ready to register Rodri for Champions League knockout stages in hope the Ballon d’Or winner can return from his serious knee injury this season to play in the latter stages of the competition.

Manchester City has managed to regain some form in recent matches, but that doesn’t change the fact that Pep Guardiola and his team have suffered a significant drop in performance. The reality is that,

European heavyweights are queuing up for a player who looks well suited to solving Manchester City’s issues caused by Rodri injury

Manchester City squeezed through to the Champions League play-off round with a 3-1 comeback win against Club Brugge.

Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City are all set to be extremely busy in the second half of the January transfer window. Several Premier League clubs are scrambling to complete business ...