Man City drop Kevin De Bruyne and Jack Grealish hints before Arsenal after Kyle Walker update

Manchester City have been given a huge boost ahead of their Premier League clash with Arsenal as Kevin De Bruyne and Jack Grealish were spotted in training on Monday.

Both players had to sit out of international duty this month due to groin injuries. However, they were seen back on the training pitch, even taking time to congratulate City Women players after their big win over Manchester United.

De Bruyne was seen shaking hands with two-goal hero Jess Park, while Grealish was spotted with a ball at his feet. This is great news for City fans, as it suggests both players could be fit to face Arsenal in what will be a crucial match in the Premier League title race.

City boss Pep Guardiola could be handed a double injury boost ahead of a busy run of fixtures, with De Bruyne and Grealish potentially returning to fitness. City are set to face Premier League leaders Arsenal and fourth-placed Aston Villa in just four days, before heading to Crystal Palace next Saturday and then kicking off their Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid.

In other news, Kyle Walker, who had to leave the pitch during England's friendly match against Brazil due to a possible hamstring issue, might not be as badly injured as initially thought. Walker described the injury as 'frustrating' and expressed hope that it wasn't too serious, reports the Manchester Evening News.

England manager Gareth Southgate also voiced his concern, noting that Walker is not a player who typically gets injured. However, reports on Monday evening suggested that Walker's injury might not be as severe as first feared, raising hopes that he could be fit to play against Arsenal.

He has pulled out of the England squad for Tuesday's match against Belgium, with fellow City