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Vincent Kompany will always be associated with Manchester City, despite having been gone for more than three years and now at his second different club as a manager.

After all, the Belgian's 11 years at the Etihad saw him become a club legend as he lifted four Premier League titles, two FA Cups and four League Cups. Since hanging up his boots Kompany is now looking to forge just as successful a reputation for himself in the coaching world. After two years as boss at Anderlecht, this summer saw him return to England as Burnley manager.

Many were surprised at the decision, given the Clarets' relegation from the Premier League and the big rebuilding job that he has to undertake at Turf Moor.

Again, this is where his relationship with his old club came in handy with no fewer than three of his new arrivals coming directly from City.

Pep Guardiola sanctioned the permanent exits of goalkeeper Aro Muric and defender CJ Egan-Riley whilst also sending Taylor Harwood-Bellis to Lancashire on a season-long loan arrangement.

England under-21 international Harwood-Bellis has played in all three games so far and having previously worked with Kompany at both City and Anderlecht, where he spent a placement on loan earlier in his career, he says he sees similarities