Manchester City's De Bruyne had pulled up with a hamstring issue in Manchester City's 2-0 victory against Aston Villa on January 20 . Since that game he has not been in action for the team.  Manchester City's coach Pep Guardiola has provided a positive update on Kevin de Bruyne, saying the midfielder is doing really good in his recovery from an injury.

However, City has not missed de Bruyne much as the side has won all its five fixtures since then and the team is currently at the top of Premier League 2020-21 standings. A website quoted Guardiola as saying, "He is getting well he is already training, not with the team but alone and he is feeling well. It's good, really good."

Guardiola had said that he expects the midfielder will not be seen in the action for at least four weeks. If de Bruyne indeed takes four weeks for recovery, then he is line to make a comeback against Arsenal on February 21.

Currently, Manchester City is at the top of Premier League 2020-21 standings with 50 points from 22 matches and the team has a five-point lead over the second-placed Manchester United. The team will next lock horns with Swansea in the FA Cup later today.

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