Good news for Manchester City fans as Rodri as returned to training.

The Ballon d'Or winner was able to complete an individual on-pitch workout. This comes after he missed months of action following a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) he suffered last September.

It remains to be seen, however, if Rodri will see action anytime soon. According to the BBC, the club's manager downplayed the possibility just recently.

Pep Guardiola has stressed that the important thing is for his player "to recover well."

"It's going really well, and he feels really good, but step by step we will see," he said.

How March is Looking Like for Manchester City

More soccer action is on the horizon for Manchester City for the month of March. The club will begin the month with a match against Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup, followed by a Premier League match against Nottingham Forest on the 8th.

This will be followed by a match against Brighton on the 15th, which will be Manchester City's final game for the month.

As of writing, Manchester City is fourth place on the Premier League table with 14 wins, five draws, and eight losses.

The defending champions are behind Liverpool, Arsenal, and Nottingham Forest.