Erling Haaland has played down concerns that he sustained an injury in training with Norway this week.
Haaland has linked up with his national team ahead of friendly matches against the Czech Republic on Friday and Slovakia on Tuesday.
Footage from a Norway training session on Tuesday showed Haaland in apparent pain, even if the Norwegian team doctor said afterwards there was no problem with the striker's fitness.
Speaking at a news conference in Oslo on Thursday, Haaland said he was "feeling fine."
"I didn't walk off the training -- I don't know who wrote that," he said. "I trained the full training and I'm feeling good and ready to play the game."
Man City boss Guardiola will be hoping Haaland comes through Norway's games unscathed, with the European champions facing a run of big matches after the international break in a bid to win the Premier League-FA Cup-Champions League treble for the second-straight season.
Indeed, City play Arsenal, key rivals in the Premier League title race, in their first game back on March 31.
Haaland, again the top scorer in the Premier League this season, has already missed nearly two months of the campaign because of a foot injury.
"The only thing Pep said was, 'If you're not well when you come back, I'll come after you'," Haaland told Norwegian newspaper VG.
Haaland referenced the challenge of playing so many games for club and country each season, with the March international break coming at an awkward time for club managers ahead of the final weeks of the domestic seasons.
"It's nice to play for the country," Haaland said in VG. "But facing Arsenal next weekend versus (playing) the Czech Republic at home is different. I'm not going to lie. There's a big difference.
"But what do you do? There are as many games as possible on the calendar. That seems to be the goal."
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