The Man City players who could leave this summer

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.

It looks increasingly likely that Leroy Sane will leave Manchester City at the end of the current season.

Though football may have come to a standstill due to the coronavirus outbreak and it's not yet known when the current season will be completed, Manchester City will still no doubt have one eye cast on preparations for the following campaign.

Roberto Mancini offloaded plenty of players during his time in charge of Manchester City.

A Premier League winner during his first season in charge, Manuel Pellegrini guided Manchester City to first, second and fourth-placed finishes in his three years at the helm.

Two Manchester City players as well as a Manchester United goalkeeper have been selected in Alan Shearer's team of the season.

As one of the game’s master tacticians, Pep Guardiola has undoubtedly shared many of his pearls of wisdom with his players over the years.

Manchester City players enjoyed a team training session from their individual homes as they continue to keep their fitness levels up during the social lockdown.

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

Manchester City players have, like other footballers in the UK, been adjusting to life training at home.

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

Manchester City are expected to be in the market for a new attacking midfielder this summer as David Silva prepares to leave the club at the end of the 2019/20 season.

The Professional Footballers' Association has issued a statement defending its position after reports emerged claiming that it will block all player wage deferrals.

Manchester City players have been staying fit at home with the help of specially designed individual training schedules during the coronavirus lockdown.

With so much uncertainty around this season and the next, one of the casualties to the football calendar that looks most certain is the pre-season tour.

The value of Manchester City’s squad has plummeted by over £350million due to the coronavirus pandemic, it has been claimed.

Manchester City's season is not over yet.