Benjamin Mendy sends Man City Champions League warning ahead of Real Madrid tie

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.

Manchester City training, according to forward Gabriel Jesus.There were strict measures in place to facilitate the return of the players in May, and the group have now worked up to be able to take part in full contact training with their first match back on June 17 against Arsenal.Jesus admits the initial restrictions on what they could and couldn't do made things strange for the players, although it has improved. “The return was a bit weird.

Manchester City training, according to forward Gabriel Jesus.The Blues are back together at the City Football Academy preparing for the resumption of the 2019/20 campaign after two months of enforced individual programmes.There were strict measures in place to facilitate the return of the players in May, and the group have now worked up to be able to take part in full contact training with their first match back on June 17 against Arsenal.Jesus admits the initial restrictions on what they could

Jesus wants people to be educated on why the Black Lives Matter sentiment is important in order to make a more peaceful world.The death of George Floyd last week, who died in Minneapolis after a police officer knelt on his neck, has sparked protests across the world as people want to make their voices heard.

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

There was a sense of relief for many football fans last week as it was confirmed the Premier League would return in three weeks time with Manchester City taking on Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal.

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

Benjamin Mendy says he wants to challenge Kevin De Bruyne in the Manchester City assists charts when the season resumes.

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.

"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."

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.

Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan has failed to include a single teammate or even a Premier League player in his all-time best XI.

A conversation with Fernandinho helped change the way Bernardo Silva approached games at Manchester City.

The Premier League record books may yet agonisingly elude Kevin De Bruyne, marooned on 16 assists for the season with ten games left to set a new record of 21.

Gabriel Jesus is ready to play where he is needed for Manchester City, even if that means moving away from his usual strike position.

Gabriel Jesus expects Manchester City's next game with Real Madrid to be "on fire" when football makes its return.

Pep Guardiola was convinced that Manchester City could have done no more in persuading Jadon Sancho to stay.

David Silva will leave Manchester City at the end of the season as one of the club’s all-time greats. More than 400 appearances, four league titles, two FA Cups, Silva has been as integral to City ’s recent success as any other player at the club.

The current incarnation of Manchester City is almost unrecognisable from the one that embarked on the club’s first Premier League season under Peter Reid in 1992. Football has changed dramatically in that time, and City even more so.