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There are a number of reasons why Manchester City are a superb football team. In Pep Guardiola they have one of the greatest coaches of all time masterminding their success, a tactician who has brought his unique brand of possession-based, positional, attacking football to English football and without whom City would not have achieved what they have in recent years.
Former Liverpool defender Jose Enrique has laughed off suggestions that the Reds should sign Dele Alli after Neil Warnock claimed the Everton outcast would thrive at Anfield.
There was a point when Aymeric Laporte went to the ground during the top-of-the-table contest with Liverpool where the Etihad Stadium faithful held a collective deep breath.
Atletico Madrid striker Joao Felix is one of the hottest footballing prospects in the world. Still just 22 years of age, the Portugal international was highly touted at Benfica before making the switch to the Spanish capital for a fee north of £100million in 2019.
Fernandinho revealed he is planning to leave Manchester City in a pre-match press conference ahead of Wednesday night’s Champions League tie quarter-final second leg against Atletico Madrid, stunning his manager Pep Guardiola. The City captain’s contract expires in the summer and explained that he is unlikely to extend his stay at the Etihad beyond the current campaign, expressing a desire play more regularly. Ad/> He said: «Yes, I want to play.
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Fernandinho has moved to clarify his position after saying he expects to leave Manchester City in the summer.
Manchester City’s Portuguese maestro Bernardo Silva once again proved his importance in Sunday’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium. The 27-year-old has been a revelation in a central midfield role this season and against Liverpool ranked first for tackles won (5) and dribbles completed (3) by any player on the pitch, while also creating two chances for his teammates.