Ederson makes Man City vow as Erling Haaland told how he should replicate Harry Kane

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines on Thursday, April 6.

Ederson has no intention of changing his style of play, saying he will put everything into stopping chances on Manchester City's goal. The Brazilian goalkeeper is a key part of City's system, and can often be seen keeping possession under pressure and rushing out to stop a counter-attack before it can reach his goal.

However, that sometimes increases the risk of the opposition having chances - although Ederson insists his role in the team is to reduce the opportunities City concede.

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Read more from Ederson here.

It's fair to say he's demolished all talk of being a flop in England, or not joining the right club. However, there is amazingly still plenty of room for improvement.

Ask Haaland himself and he admits he can keep improving in all aspects of his game. According to former City goalkeeper David James, Spurs captain Kane may hold the key to two areas in particular where Haaland can score even more goals.

Speaking to MEN Sport ahead of his latest appearance at Soccer Aid for UNICEF in June, James said Haaland can become even more prolific as he trails Kane in the number of games he has scored in, even if he has scored six more goals.

Read more from James on Haaland here.

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