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O'Reilly Fit for Manchester City vs. Arsenal Match; Dias Remains Out

Nico O'Reilly is available for selection for Manchester City's upcoming match against Arsenal. However, Ruben Dias will remain sidelined due to an ankle injury.

05/23/2026 · Nevada edition

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola confirmed Nico O'Reilly's availability for the match against Arsenal. O'Reilly had been a doubt after sustaining an injury against Chelsea. Ruben Dias remains unavailable due to an ankle injury he sustained last month.

O'Reilly has played a significant role for Manchester City this season. He has recorded five goals and three assists in Premier League play. O'Reilly also scored in the League Cup final against Arsenal.

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