Kelechi Iheanacho signs new two-year contract extension with Manchester City.

Pep: "We hope to help Kelechi reach the highest level and to realise his full potential.”

Pep: "I’ve been really impressed with Kelechi since I arrived. I like his personality, his attitude, his ability."

Kelechi told the official site: "I can't express how I'm feeling! I'm very happy to sign my new deal for this Club, I'm excited."

City are set complete a £10m deal to bring Dynamo Zagreb teenager Ante Ćorić (19) to the club.

Joe Hart is set to join Everton on loan and Guardiola will sanction the move as soon as City sign Bravo. [Mirror]

Kelechi Iheanacho: "I think Stoke is a very strong side, they are a very, very strong team, especially at home."

Iheanacho: "They’re going to come out to play but we have a good squad and a good manager - everything it takes to beat them at their home."

Iheanacho: “I think we will come away from Stoke with something.”

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Guardiola wants his players to live their lives like Olympic athletes. They have one chance at this, he has told them. [Telegraph]

The players eat meals together and this has helped bonding. They have to sign in at the club canteen to prove they have done so. [Telegraph]

Pep is said to be exuberant. He has won his first 3 games and has privately conceded the team has done better than he expected

Under Pep's instructions, City players are weighed almost on a daily basis and if they are deemed too heavy, they do not train. [Telegraph]

Hart now has eight days to find a new club with another team linked, Sevilla, pursuing another goalkeeper instead. [Daily Mail]

West Ham are considering Wilfried Bony or Juventus striker Simone Zaza, who they held talks for today.

Joe Hart is in limbo after Everton withdrew their interest because of his £135,000 per week wages. [Daily Mail]

Pep confirms no Bacary Sagna tomorrow due to injury. He should be back for the Manchester derby following the international break.

Pep: "I like to play with a short squad with three, four or five players who are multi functional."

Pep: "[But this] won't happen for because we have lot of players with long contracts and the Premier League is more physical."