Pep Guardiola sends Premier League title warning to Man City players after Crystal Palace comeback

Arsenal are bracing themselves for a Gabriel Martinelli swoop after AC Milan were linked with a £43million for the Brazilian winger. The Italian champions could be active on the final day of the summer transfer window after American investment firm RedBird Capital joined forces with the owners of the New York Yankees to complete a takeover of the club this week.

Arsenal are reportedly preparing a Deadline Day move for Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz - and that is brilliant news for Manchester City.Mikel Arteta's Deadline Day interest in the Brazilian comes after the Gunners' 2-1 victory over Steven Gerrard's side. While he found himself on the losing side, he did whip in another wonderful goal direct from a corner.

Erling Haaland is loving life at Manchester City and has told his new adoring supporters as much following his second hat-trick in as many games.

Manchester United are reportedly considering Thomas Meunier as an 'alternative' to Barcelona's Sergino Dest ahead of the transfer deadline.

Manchester City are reportedly 'ready to leave Bernardo Silva leave' the club if the right offer comes in.

Pep Guardiola will be hoping for a much more straightforward three points against Nottingham Forest than Manchester City's win over Crystal Palace at the weekend.

Scott Parker not getting a chance to recover from Bournemouth's 9-0 defeat against Liverpool - Daily Star Sport has taken a look at eight of the most brutal sackings in history. READ MORE: Scott Parker sacked by Bournemouth after record 9-0 thumping by Liverpool In terms of their most recent result - Parker is one manager who can't have any complaints about his dismissal until looking at the bigger picture.The former England midfielder left Fulham to take over at a relegated side in the form of the Cherries and guided them back to the Premier League with automatic promotion in his first season.Were Bournemouth right to sack Scott Parker? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Having beaten Aston Villa, Bournemouth have only lost to Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool, two of which were away from home.Although it might well have been his comments about the ambition at the club that got him the sack, Ralph Hasenhuttl has proved that 9-0 defeats are not always terminal.Tony Adams was dismissed from his role as Portsmouth manager back in 2009 - and informed via phone call while at his son's fifth birthday party.Adams left the club 16th in the table having won just four of his 22 matches in charge and falling out with executive chairman Peter Storrie.Adams told The News of getting the call at his Cotswold home: "I said to Peter: 'I’m not going to drive all the way there for you to tell me directly I haven’t got a job any more'."It’s kind of what I wanted anyway, it was only a matter of time." Gus Poyet found out about his sacking by Brighton and Hove Albion while covering Spain's Confederations Cup match with Nigeria live on BBC Sport.

Barcelona have brought the curtain down on their quest to sign Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva, just days ahead of the transfer window closing.

Rio Ferdinand has warned Manchester United fans that Antony may take time to bed into the Premier League.

Guardiola makes Alvarez prediction after Palace victory

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes the England Lionesses' historic Euro 2022 triumph has 'put pressure' on the men's squad heading into the World Cup later this year.

Premier League bosses have reportedly been in discussions with one another over how to unite and stop Erling Haaland.The free-scoring striker, 22, bagged a hat-trick in Manchester City's 4-2 win over Crystal Palace on Saturday (August 27) as Pep Guardiola's men battled back from 2-0 down to maintain their unbeaten start to the new campaign. Doubling his goal tally for the season in one afternoon, Haaland, who joined from Borussia Dortmund for £51million in the transfer window, has now notched six times in four matches for the Cityzens, drawing his only blank against Bournemouth - though he did register an assist in the 4-0 trouncing.READ MORE: Fans baffled as Erling Haaland avoids red card for flying kick before he bags hat-trickAccording to The Telegraph, one unnamed top-flight boss has described Haaland as "an alien" who is "stronger, taller, faster than anything we have seen before," and Premier League managers are growing more fearful they won't be able to stop the towering Norwegian.The report states that rival bosses are now taking drastic action to try and contain Haaland in future matches with managers calling each other to get the lowdown on how dangerous the 22-year-old actually is.

Julian Alvarez will have a key role to play for Manchester City this season, Pep Guardiola says, after a week that has mightily impressed his new manager.

Rodri says Manchester City have lots to improve on despite another stirring comeback earning them a 4-2 win over Crystal Palace.

Pep Guardiola insists Bernardo Silva will definitely stay at Manchester City this week, despite continued interest from Barcelona, as he called the Portuguese 'irreplaceable' to his squad.

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines on Sunday, August 28.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull at the Belgian Grand Prix.Fresh from helping Manchester City to a dramatic Premier League victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday, De Bruyne was a guest of Red Bull and swapped team shirts with Verstappen before the race. Therefore it was no surprise that he was collared by Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle during his pre-race grid walk.“I know Max a little bit, we speak from time to time.

Bolton Wanderers suffered back to back losses in League One following defeat on the road to Plymouth Argyle.

Barcelona manager Xavi is not giving up on signing Bernardo Silva from Manchester City but accepts it will be difficult to get a deal done after Pep Guardiola ruled out selling the Portuguese last week.