Man City's best and worst transfer deadline day signings in the past decade

Manchester City are ramping up their efforts to sign Borussia Dortmund goal ace Erling Haaland this summer.

Middlesbrough centre-back Dael Fry is relishing the prospect of facing Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo in the FA Cup fourth-round on Friday evening.

Manchester City fans have made it very clear they want the club to still sign Erling Haaland despite the arrival of Julian Alvarez.

Liam Delap has no intention of leaving Manchester City when he returns to full fitness.

Barcelona have completed the signing of another former Manchester City player, as right-back Alpha Dionkou has joined on loan from Granada.

Roberto Mancini has been reminiscing about the moment Man City secured a first ever Premier League title in the most dramatic fashion thanks to a late Sergio Aguero strike against QPR.

With the January transfer window now closed, the focus for all Premier League clubs is now solely on the rest of the season.

Spurs from Juventus on an initial 18-month loan until the end of the 2022/23 season.Tottenham have paid a loan fee of £8.35million (€10m) and the deal will automatically be made into a permanent one worth around £33.2m (€40m) if the 21-year-old winger hits certain performance criteria.Kulusevski was announced on transfer deadline day alongside Juve team-mate Rodrigo Bentancur, who has signed on a permanent deal worth an initial £15.8m, with a further £5.7m due in potential add-ons.The Swedish international has achieved a life goal of moving to the Premier League, where he will emulate one of his heroes – Adnan Januzaj. While Kulusevski is a fan of Belgian stars Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard, according to The Athletic, it is Januzaj who is the inspiration behind his No 44 shirt.

With the January transfer window now shut, Manchester City’s squad numbers for the remainder of the season have been confirmed.

Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Argentina international Julian Alvarez.

Scott Carson has finally explained why he was dressed up as a fireman while Sergio Aguero raffled off his car to Manchester City staff.

Edin Dzeko has revealed a falling out with Manuel Pellegrini led to his exit from Manchester City in 2015.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been nominated for the Premier League’s Player of the Month award for January.

Manchester City are on the verge of completing of adding another wonder kid to their ranks in the shape of winger Zalan Vancsa.The 17-year-old has impressed at MTK Budapest and drawn interest from some of Europe’s top clubs, including Bayern Munich and AC Milan.But City have managed to fend off that interest.According to The Telegraph, the Hungarian prospect is ‘on the brink’ of signing for the Etihad Stadium outfit.The forward has scored just once so far this season, but his goal-scoring record evidently doesn’t do justice to how impressive he has been since breaking into Budapest’s senior side.It is no secret that City are in need of an out and out striker, though there is an expectation that Vansca won’t be the answer to their prayers just yet and is more likely to be sent back out on loan.With a nine-point lead at the top of the Premier League, Pep Guardiola’s side weren’t expected to spend excessive amounts this month as frankly they are in no rush or need to strengthen.A striker was a priority over the summer but Tottenham were unwilling to part ways with the English no.9 despite the player pushing for the move.But they may not need to, as they are also set to sign Argentinian forward Julian Alvarez this month for £18million from River Plate.HAVE YOUR SAY! Who is the best wonderkid you've ever seen? Comment below.Alvarez was linked with a move to Manchester United this month but a deal never materialised, and City seized the opportunity by striking a deal with the Argentinian side to sign the 21-year-old but loan him back for the remainder of the season.He scored 18 goals and assisted six in 21 league appearances and drew comparisons to Sergio Aguero, which has obviously piqued the interest of the City faithful

Pep Guardiola rotates his teams more than most managers, making life difficult for opponents and fans trying to guess what his XI will be in any given match.

Manchester City are edging closer to signing Argentina striker Julian Alvarez from River Plate - but they also have one eye on the summer transfer window.

Kevin De Bruyne has offered an injury update that will strike fear into Premier League defences ahead of the crucial final months of the season.

Jamie Carragher has singled out Kevin De Bruyne as the player he would sign for Liverpool if he had the choice, who he described as "absolutely sensational".The Belgian international recorded his 80th Premier League assist on Saturday, matching Manchester United icon David Beckham.However, the Manchester City midfielder did so in 68 fewer games.De Bruyne had struggled to retain his outright former self having had to recover from an ankle injury in Euro 2020 while he also caught Covid.In recent weeks, however, the 30-year-old has been in stunning form, with Carragher saying he's the name at the top of the list of Premier League players he would bring to Anfield if he had the chance.Carragher said via Sky Sports: "Kevin De Bruyne. I think he’s one of the best players in the world - certainly, in the last two or three years, he's been the best midfield player in the world."People always say Liverpool lack creativity in midfield.

Manchester City look set to sign River Plate's wonderkid Julian Alvarez for around £20million.Alvarez has some large shoes to fill at the Etihad after Sergio Aguero left the club over the summer when his contract expired.But Alvarez could be ready for that role more than most after earning comparisons to the City legend in his native Argentina.The 21-year-old, like Aguero, is small in stature and possess a low centre of gravity with an eye for goal.Alvarez even stated in an interview with La Nacion in 2019: "I like Kun Aguero a lot, and I try to copy his movements."City look to have beaten a whole host of European clubs for his signature.But Alvarez had been on the radar of the majority of top sides before he earned a call up to the Copa America over the summer, despite the strength in depth of Argentina's front line.Real Madrid had hosted Alvarez and his family for a trial when he was just 11 years old.Los Blancos had wanted to sign the youngster, but age restrictions on foreign signings in Spain halted a move. Do you think Alvarez will be a success at City? Let us know in the comments sectionInstead, the youngster rose through the ranks of River with the 2021 season being Alvarez's breakout campaign, and he's bagged 18 goals in the Argentine top flight.His standout moment came on the superclasico, against River's hated neighbours Boca Juniors, when he scored twice to help his side to a 2-1 win.One Argentine journalist wrote: "The fans burst their palms from applauding him so much when he came off."

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl admitted that the £100m man had a bone to pick with his midfielder after their 1-1 draw on Saturday.The pair had an on-field spat during the match at St Mary’s, which saw Manchester City’s 12-match winning streak come to an end.Kyle Walker-Peters had put the home side ahead in the opening exchanges of the match before Aymeric Laporte equalised from a Kevin de Bruyne free-kick.Pep Guardiola’s men were threatening to pull away from the herd in the Premier League table but this has somewhat brought them back down to earth.While the size of catching City still looks unlikely, Liverpool have two games in hand and could cut their lead at the top to six points.During the match, Romeu was a constant thorn in Grealish’s side and the Mirror have revealed that the Spaniard was pinching and twisting the winger’s skin throughout the outing.There was another incident when the England international was floored by Jan Bednarak while Romeu leaned into Grealish and appeared to shout in his face.It led to a scuffle when the 26-year-old got to his feet to push the former Chelsea star with both sets of teams getting involved.Who's your money on - Jack Grealish on Oriol Romeu? Comment belowHasenhuttl revealed that the former Aston Villa star waited for Romeu in the tunnel after the match to exchange words.He said: “They had a conversation and everything is good.”Grealish arrived at the Etihad in the summer for a British record £100m and has two goals and two assists in 16 Premier League appearances.At full-time, Guardiola claimed that it was the forward’s best match in a sky-blue shirt after playing him as a striker.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the

Match of the Day pundits Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy were both in agreement over the two controversial VAR moments in Manchester City’s draw with Southampton.