City boss provides positive update on injured duo Stones and Bobb

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke to the media about the injuries to John Stones and Oscar Bobb, which boosts squad depth in a difficult period as they face a results and injury crisis.
Guardiola confirmed that Stones, who has been sidelined with a thigh injury, will not require surgery, claiming, "No, no surgery. No. He can be recovered during eight to 10 weeks without surgery".
This timeline suggests Stones could potentially return to action by late April or early May, a crucial period for City's campaign across multiple competitions.
Regarding Oscar Bobb, who has been absent due to a leg injury sustained before the season began, Guardiola expressed optimism about his imminent return to training.
"I think he's in the last part (of recovery), and I think he'll be back soon," Guardiola remarked, though he cautioned against setting a definitive date.
The City boss highlighted Bobb's pre-season performances, describing the young Norwegian as "so intelligent, smart" and praising his versatility across attacking positions.
Guardiola highlighted young player Bobb's impact with the Sky Blues, noting his ability to "create in small spaces" and contribute to the team's aggressive pressing style.