Benjamin Mendy sends warning to Man City teammate Kevin De Bruyne

City have continued to be brilliant in the attacking third of the pitch this season, it's their defence that has let them down and seen them all but lose the Premier League title to Liverpool.The main issues have come at centre-back following the failure to replace Vincent Kompany and multiple injury problems, but full-back has also proven bothersome.

Bayern’s Coman sends warning to Sane Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman says Leroy Sane will not take his place in the side should the Manchester City winger move to Germany this summer. The Bundesliga champions have made no secret of their desire to bring Sane to the Allianz Arena, but City are holding out for a price the deem to be fair despite the fact he only has a year remaining on his contract.

Manchester City players are ready for the return of the Premier League. The Blues only returned to the training ground three weeks ago after more than two months away, and had to build up to contact sessions under the strict guidelines monitoring the safe comeback.

City from PSV Eindhoven last summer, but he struggled to displace Benjamin Mendy and Aleks Zinchenko and was sent to Leipzig on loan in January.There, he has impressed as a left wing-back in Julian Nagelsmann's attacking system, making 12 appearances and scoring once.Leipzig have the option to purchase Angelino for around £25m at the end of his loan spell, which would represent a healthy profit on the £5m fee City paid PSV to buy him back last year.However, Leipzig have previously expressed

City appeal key for De Bruyne - MartinezKevin de Bruyne’s future at Manchester City could be dependent upon the club’s appeal on their European ban, claims Belgium boss Roberto Martinez.City were handed a two-season European ban in February and such a lengthy ban could make some of their star players consider their future at the club, who will be out of the European spotlight.Martinez, who coaches De Bruyne at international level, claims the playmaker’s future could be decided depending on the

City's appeal over their Champions League ban will influence whether Kevin De Bruyne stays at the club, according to Roberto Martinez.Belgium coach Martinez knows De Bruyne well through the national team, and has also discussed the player with Pep Guardiola.As it stands, City are banned from UEFA competitions for two years but have told their players that they are confident that decision will be overturned; the Court of Arbitration for Sport will hold a hearing on the matter next week.Losing

Manchester City morning headlines on Friday, June 5.Guardiola hints at teamPep Guardiola will have a fully-fit squad to pick from when Manchester City face Arsenal in 12 days' time.And he has given some hints as to what his starting line-up might look like.In a practice match at the City Football Academy, David Silva joined Kevin de Bruyne in midfield, along with Tommy Doyle.It seems unlikely that Ilkay Gundogan will be dropped, though, as he is the player with most appearances so far this

£197.5 million. That’s what, according to Transfermarkt, Manchester City have spent on full-backs alone since the arrival of Pep Guardiola in 2016. The Catalan coach expects very specific things from his full-backs and so Benjamin Mendy, Kyle Walker, Danilo, Joao Cancelo, Angelino and Oleksandr Zinchenko were all signed to satisfy him.

The return of Manchester City players to training means planning can start to look towards a return to Premier League action.

Here are the Manchester City evening headlines on Wednesday, May 27.

Benjamin Mendy says Manchester City fans have “not seen the real Mendy yet” as he reflected on his injury problems at the Etihad over the last three years.

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Tuesday, May 26.

Kevin de Bruyne is right to consider leaving Manchester City if their two-year ban from the Champions League was upheld, according to former defender Joleon Lescott.

Benjamin Mendy insists Manchester City should not be thinking about the Champions League quarter finals before they have finished the job against Real Madrid in the last-16.

"When I say one thing, I move forward. I am sorry, I have been here ten years and I have fulfilled what I wanted. The cycle closes here, but I will always keep this club in mind for everything I have lived."

Benjamin Mendy says he and his Manchester City teammates are waiting for the green light to re-start the Premier League season, so long as safety is put first.

John Stones says he is proud of his Carabao Cup final performance, despite being at fault for Aston Villa's goal in the tight 2-1 win earlier this season.

The takeover of Manchester City by Abu Dhabi United Group Investment and Development Limited on September 1, 2008 changed the history of the club and English football.