Updates on Bobb, Ake, and StonesManchester City’s recent performances suggest a return to form under Pep Guardiola’s management, following a period that

Speaking during a recent press conference, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola revealed to reporters that he has been informed of progress being made by John Stones in his recovery from the latest injury setback this season.

Oscar Bobb, Nathan Ake and John Stones latest news and return dates - Tide starts to turn for Pep Guardiola as selection crisis eases

John Stones has missed Man City's last six matches due to a foot injury and the medical staff are being careful with the player to make sure that a recurrence does not occur again, like has happened in the past, so this game will likely be too soon for him.

TBR Football have now been told that John Stones could follow Ederson and Kyle Walker in leaving Manchester City this summer. The Citizens are planning to revamp their defence across the next six months after a difficult 2024/25 campaign so far – with a run of just three wins in 13 Premier League outings left them sixth in the table.

“He leads by example” says Joao Paulo Sampaio, youth co-ordinator at Palmeiras, “he is serious and extremely focused on his work.” It didn’t take long for first-team coach Abel Ferreira to agree, calling him a “man of character” after his debut for the club. Reis has ability, but it’s his temperament that continues to leave its mark.

Manchester City, a club synonymous with dominance in recent Premier League seasons, is facing a period of adversity unlike anything in recent memory. With four consecutive league defeats, this represents their longest losing streak since August 2008.

Manchester City appear poised to announce several signings this week. It is expected that deals that will see Abdukodir Khusanov, Omar Marmoush and Vitor Reis arrive at the Etihad will be confirmed

This article will contain the best tips and predictions on the PSG vs Manchester City fixture in the Champions League

Luis Enrique's PSG will take on Pep Guardiola's Manchester City on Matchday 7 of the UEFA Champions League 2024-25.

Manchester City has made its first move of what could be a busy January transfer window for the English champion by signing 20-year-old center back Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens for an initial 40 million euros ($41.

Manchester City’s recent performances suggest a return to form under Pep Guardiola’s management, following a period that could be described as less than ideal by their lofty standards. The club’s resurgence is timely,