Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne has beeun ruled out Saturday's home Premier League game against Arsenal through injury.
The Belgium midfielder, 29, was substituted in his country's Nations League match against England on Sunday.
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez said the move was a "precaution", but City boss Pep Guardiola said he is not available for the 18:3- CLT kick-off.
"I don't think it is serious, but the next games I think he will be out. We will see," he said.
De Bruyne returned to City after leaving the Belgium squad before their game against Iceland on Wednesday.
City are 14th in the Premier League table with four points from their first three games.
"I never complain about the international break," added former Spain midfielder Guardiola.
"I know how important it is for players. It is an honour and a privilege. Always we want the players to come back fit, with no injuries. Sometimes you can't control it."
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