David Silva: Last News

straight to your inboxDavid Silva has sent a moving message to Manchester City fans as he prepares to play his final Premier League game for the club.Ten years of excellence in English football will come to an end for the 34-year-old Spain international when he lines up against Norwich on Sunday – if manager Pep Guardiola picks him, of course.And Silva says his stay with the Blues has exceeded his “wildest dreams” and that he is a “Blue forever”.In his time at City, Silva has won four Premier League titles, five League Cups, and two FA Cups – and is hoping to wrap it all up with a Champions League win this season.His move to City raised a few eyebrows in Spain, where he had been eyed up by Real Madrid and Barcelona after some brilliant

straight to your inboxRobert Green has paid tribute to Manchester City legend David Silva ahead of his departure from the club this summer and recalled a conversation the pair once had on the pitch.Three years on from the famous meeting between City and QPR that saw the Blues lift the Premier League for the first time and the London club survive relegation, the two teams once again met at the Etihad on the final day.QPR needed to win to survive but instead of the double miracle that occurred in 2012 there would be no such luck this time around as the Blues romped to a 6-0 win.Green has revealed that with around twenty minutes to go in the match he begged Silva to relent as his side were already well and truly beaten, but Silva wasn't having

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester City morning headlines for Friday, July 17.Manchester City youngster Phil Foden has revealed the lessons he has learned from David Silva as he prepares to step into the shoes of the Spanish playmaker at the end of the season.Silva is set to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer, with Foden billed as the 34-year-old’s natural successor, and the 20-year-old has opened up on how his mentor has taught him lessons for the future.“He’s a great player and also a great person off the pitch.

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester City headlines for the evening of Thursday, July 16.City legend David Silva’s last-ever competitive match at the Etihad is set to be against Real Madrid next month, for the second leg of the Round of 16 Champions League clash.The remainder of the tournament, should City qualify, will take place with all one-leg ties in a special condensed 12-day competition in Lisbon.It’s already been announced that Silva will come back to the Etihad for a proper send-off when fans are allowed back into the stadium, but fan groups are organising a reception for what will be the last time he takes to the Etihad pitch in a competitive capacity.The 1894 Group are arranging for fans to pay tribute to the Spaniard,

straight to your inbox Manchester City fans are planning to give David Silva a big send-off on his final game for the Blues. The little Spanish wizard will be denied the farewell his ten brilliant years of service deserve, as his final season will end without supporters in the ground due to the coronavirus pandemic.

straight to your inboxManchester City will be hoping that their second trip to the south coast in a week will be more successful than the first when they face Brighton on Saturday.City made the long journey south last Sunday and fell to a shock 1-0 defeat at Southampton but came back with a vengeance as they smashed five goals past a hapless Newcastle United on Wednesday.David Silva ran the show as he picked up two assists and capped off a fine performance with a splendid free-kick, with Gabriel Jesus, Riyad Mahrez and Raheem Sterling also getting on the score sheet as well as an own-goal.The Blues can guarantee Champions League qualification with a victory at St.

straight to your inboxIt was bittersweet for Manchester City fans on Wednesday night as they watched David Silva roll back the years and lead the Blues to a dominant home win.Silva set up two goals and capped off a brilliant individual performance with a peach of a free kick in the second half, as City ran out 5-0 winners.The club legend will leave the Etihad at the end of the season, and City fans will not be able to see the Spaniard play for the club again in person.

straight to your inboxTommy Doyle has lifted the lid on the role David Silva plays in Manchester City training, revealing how he has taken it upon himself as captain to make the club's young players welcome in the first team.Doyle was speaking after he made his Premier League debut against Newcastle on Wednesday night, in a game where Silva scored one and assisted two more in a brilliant Man of the Match performance.Silva will depart the Etihad at the end of the season, and City fan Doyle said it was not lost on him how big an opportunity it has been to play and train alongside the Spaniard.Doyle, and fellow academy players Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Cole Palmer, Felix Nmecha, Lewis Fiorini and Jayden Braaf, have been training with the senior

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After 423 appearances, 73 goals, four league titles and a combined 14 trophies over the space of a decade, David Silva is set to leave Manchester City this summer when his contract expires.

Silva picks toughest City game

David Silva reckons his toughest game in a Manchester City shirt came six years ago.

Manchester City star David Silva has named Liverpool forward Sadio Mane as the best player in the Premier League.

Manchester City star David Silva has named John Stones and Kyle Walker as the funniest players at the club.

David Silva says that he would be ‘very proud’ if his son Mateo one days plays for Manchester City.

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.