John Stones trained with Manchester City ahead of their game with Atletico but there was still no sign of Ruben Dias.
Stones handed Pep Guardiola an injury concern during the international break when he pulled up in the warm-up of England's friendly with Switzerland and eventually left the camp early with a groin injury that was ultimately deemed too risky to play him at Burnley on Saturday. Nathan Ake stepped in and played well alongside Aymeric Laporte, although Stones was with the group on Monday afternoon to suggest he could return for the Champions League.
"He was not injured but he had some disturbance hitting the ball,” Guardiola said after the Burnley game. “He took antibiotics in the last days and he had an inflammation. He's not injured but he wasn't perfect and I didn't want to take the risk.”
