How Vincent Kompany established himself as a Man City great

Fernandinho has credited Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola for making his successful transition from defensive midfield to central defence as seamless as possible.

Here are your Manchester City morning headlines for Wednesday, April 29.

Gerard Wiekens knew everything wasn't quite right at Manchester City when he was introduced to his new teammates and couldn't remember their names.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will attempt to sign Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci in the next transfer window, according to reports.

Manchester City have been given a boost in their hopes of signing Atletico Madrid midfielder Saul Niguez with reports claiming that Barcelona have dropped out of the race for the 25-year-old.

Manchester City’s centre-back problems have been well-documented this season, with Aymeric Laporte’s long-term injury proving to be a significant factor behind their meek title defence.

Nasri hopes Guardiola takes charge of the French national team

Liverpool great Phil Thompson believes Raheem Sterling will leave Manchester City when Pep Guardiola departs.

You can learn a lot about a player from how he is viewed by those who are not meant to be on his side, and David Silva is one of those who constantly receives praise and admiration from rivals as much as from colleagues.

Brazil great Rivaldo believes that Lionel Messi won't play for any club in Europe other than Barcelona, despite repeated speculation linking him with a move to Manchester City.

Manchester City are lacking numbers in central defence and that is no secret.

Lotthar Matthaus has suggested that there is at least one better player for Bayern Munich to sign in the transfer window than Leroy Sane.

Liverpool great Jamie Carragher has selected his team of the season so far, with two Manchester City players making it into his best XI.

After Manchester City decided against offering former club captain Vincent Kompany a new contract at the end of last season, it was expected that the club would dive into the transfer market and replace the Belgian.

Sergio Aguero has named five players that inspired him when he was growing up learning the game.

Brazilian great Rivaldo has tipped Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus to become a leader for Brazil at the upcoming Olympic Games, taking the position of Paris-Saint Germain superstar Neymar in the side.

Gary Neville saw first hand how Sir Alex Ferguson built his best teams at Manchester United and he's similarities with his work in the transfer market with that of Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola.