It was a relatively quiet injury bulletin from Dean Smith at his Friday press conference, as the City head coach looked ahead to Saturday's Premier League match against Everton.
City came through their Wednesday defeat to West Ham United unscathed on the fitness front, however of the players currently unavailable through injury, only Todd Cantwell is back and ready for selection.
Speaking on Friday morning, Dean said: "We've got Todd Cantwell back training, he trained on Thursday. He's back available for the squad.
"I wanted him to travel to West Ham but he came into the training ground and he was ill so we sent him home.
"Todd wasn't quite ready for that first game (against Southampton) when I threw him in. It's been a bit stop-start for him since, he's had a knee injury and illnesses. But we want to get him back as soon as possible."
Josh Sargent missed Wednesday's match as his partner gave birth, but he's expected to return to the squad on Saturday.
On City's other absentees, Dean provided a short update: "Mathias Normann is getting closer. He's pain-free and jogging so his rehab is going well.
"Billy Gilmour is expected to stay at Chelsea until the end of the week. He has a high ankle sprain.
"Lukas Rupp and Andrew Omobamidele, I'm expecting them to return for either the Wolves FA Cup game or the Premier League game after that."
Dean also revealed the Grant Hanley is currently managing a previous shoulder problem, but he's not too concerned with the issue flaring up and becoming worse.
"Grant is having injections in his shoulder at the moment. He wants to play, it's not hampering him. The injury will get better and better. After the game at Watford, we've got a break and hopefully that will recover even quicker."