Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he's not yet ready to make a call on Kyle Walker.

City host Real Madrid tomorrow in the second-leg of their Champions League quarterfinal with the score locked at 3-3.

Guardiola said of his captain: "I am going to see at training. He has had one or two training sessions. He feels good with his mood. I don't know if from the beginning, or from the bench, but he will be with us tomorrow.

"It is incredible good news for many reasons. Today at 4pm we train again so we will see.

"He is our captain and in last year's matches played against players like Vinicius, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe and he knows how to defend them like nobody."

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