Pep Guardiola has revealed he will make changes to the Manchester City side that faces Cardiff on Wednesday night.
City are two points behind Liverpool in the title race after the Reds left it late to beat Tottenham 2-1 on Sunday, but Guardiola’s men do have a game in hand.
Next up is a clash with Cardiff, and following the 2-0 win at Fulham on Saturday, Guardiola is ready to tinker with his starting line-up.
Kevin De Bruyne’s return to fitness on Saturday handed Guardiola another boost as City inch closer to a completely clean bill of health.
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Fernandinho was also back on the bench at Fulham, and Guardiola even admitted young star Phil Foden could feature at some stage against Cardiff. “It’s really important, but he is still a little bit far away from his best condition,” said Guardiola of Fernandinho. “We know how well (Ilkay) Gundogan has played in his absence. “But we need Kevin, we need of course people like Vincent (Kompany), Phil (Foden), so the next game we’re going to make a few changes. “A few players are going to play against Cardiff, and I want the best for them.”
