Man City face fight to keep defender Eric Garcia amid Barcelona interest

Manchester City side for the visit of Burnley in the Premier League, with Phil Foden and Sergio Aguero coming in. Guardiola saw his side comfortably beat Arsenal last week, using the maximum 16 players available to him.

Manchester City. Just five days on from earning an impressive 3-0 win over Arsenal, Pep Guardiola’s side will welcome Burnley to the Etihad Stadium on Monday night.

Manchester City back in Premier League action on Monday when they take on Burnley.City got off to a great start following the three-month long break on Wednesday as they easily swept Arsenal aside courtesy of goals from Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden.Pep Guardiola will be without teenage centre-back Eric Garcia for the upcoming match, however, as he will miss the next week to 10 days of action due to the Premier League's concussion protocols following his sickening collision

Manchester City teammate Eric Garcia for the collision that left him hospitalised.City were two goals up and cruising against Arsenal in their first game back in the Premier League following a break over three-months when Ederson rushed out of his box to clear the ball.The Brazilian was successful in doing so but his momentum then saw him smash into the back tracking Garcia, leaving him needing 10 minutes of treatment before being stretchered off the pitch.The teenage centre-back, who had been

Manchester City ’s training ground after his start against Arsenal ended in a hospital visit. But the 19-year-old Spanish defender is likely to be ruled out of next Monday’s game against Burnley, with Premier League protocols stating that players who suffer concussion should not play again for at least six days.

Manchester City's clash with Arsenal. Pep Guardiola's side were already 2-0 ahead thanks to goals from Raheem Sterling and a Kevin de Bruyne penalty, with both strikes handed to them by two costly mistakes from David Luiz, who was subsequently sent off.

Manchester is a united city by backing Marcus Rashford’s successful fight to affect a government U-turn on child poverty.The Manchester United and England star won his campaign to extend the right to free school meals over the summer holidays to help kids who are suffering through poverty, exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.The government did a U-turn after Rashford’s heartfelt letter struck a chord, although the Reds ace made it plain he will not give up his fight to make life better for

Reports emerged last month linking United and City with a move for the Uruguayan winger, who currently plays for boyhood club Penarol.Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid have also been linked with the teenager, along with Newcastle United.His agent, Nicolas Rotundo, has now been interviewed by Uruguayan radio show La Oral Mediodia, and confirmed United's - and City group's - interest - but says that the player is happy where he is.In a blow to both club's chances, Rotundo also claimed that, if the

Manchester City supporters are split on whether the club should keep or sell Leroy Sane amid mounting transfer interest from Bayern Munich.

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Manchester City are said to have chosen their replacement for Leroy Sane should the German leave the club this summer.