Manchester City's Nico O'Reilly
Nico O'Reilly missed Manchester City's win over Coventry after picking up an injury in the warm-up
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Nico O'Reilly missed Manchester City's open training ahead of the Champions League tie with FC Porto on Tuesday.
The 21-year-old sustained a back problem in the warm up ahead of City's weekend win over Coventry City and subsequently didn't start the game.
Record signing Enzo Fernandez came into the team for the 1-0 win which maintained City's 100 per cent winning start to the Premier League season.
And O'Reilly is now poised to miss the trip to Portugal with the Manchester derby to come on Sunday at Old Trafford. Jeremy Doku is also sidelined with the winger not part of City's training squad on Monday at the CFA, where the first 15 minutes were open to the media.
There was better news for City with Allan taking part in the session having missed the win over Coventry. He could make his debut for City in Portugal while Matheus Nunes was also training having been an unused sub against Frank Lampard's side.
The rest of City's first team squad were all training with Ryan McAidoo part of the group but there was no Floyd Samba or Kaden Braithwaite.
The only youngster involved was young Jack Wint who was part of the goalkeeping group alongside Gianluigi Donnarumma, Marcus Bettinelli and Gerónimo Rulli.
City players warmed up accompanied by music blaring from a speaker, a change introduced this season, before the sound system was turned off when the crux of the session started.