Jack Grealish explains how Man City are different with Erling Haaland as transfer regret detailed

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Monday, September 19.

Erling Haaland is banging goals in at a remarkable rate, Julian Alvarez is adapting to life on a new continent well, Sergio Gomez is settling in and Manuel Akanji has seamlessly fitted into the back line. Things are going brilliantly for Manchester City's summer signings. Except for Kalvin Phillips.

The midfielder has managed just 14 minutes of action since he arrived at City from Leeds in a £44million move in the summer. One minute came in the Premier League and the other 13 in the Champions League. Phillips came to the Etihad knowing that it would be hard to get in the side over Rodri, but given he's virtually never been available to play, it's been even harder.

Phillips has come on in every game he has been named on the bench for since the season began, but that's only been three occasions. He was declared 'not quite match fit' for Saturday's trip to Wolves but it's since transpired that he needs surgery to fix a shoulder issue. The 26-year-old suffered two serious shoulder injuries while at Leeds and it was aggravated again in last month's friendly at Barcelona.

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Jack Grealish has explained how having Erling Haaland has completely changed Manchester City's game.

City completed arguably the transfer bargain of the century this summer when they snapped up Haaland for just £54million — a fee that the star striker is already well on the way to repaying after netting a remarkable 14 goals in his first nine games. The latest came against Wolves on Saturday when he showed he can even score from outside the box, leaving goalkeepers with even more to worry about.

Grealish also scored at Molineux, turning in the opener after just