Kevin De Bruyne has been named in Roberto Martinez's first Belgium squad for their games with Spain and Cyprus.

Nolito and David Silva have both been named in Julien Lopetegui's first squad as Spain boss.

Pep says there is "no chance" of any more signings in this window and that the newest one, Claudio Bravo, will NOT debut against West Ham.

Pep says 'everyone' is fit and ready, with 30 players having trained today.

Pep says it's harder to find a better centre-back than Kolarov, and he's happy to have that new option.

Pep on Hart: "We want the best for him The club will help him find the best option. I will treat him like anyone if he stays."

On Nasri, Bony and Mangala: "Maybe they stay, maybe they go."

After West Ham, the situation will be assessed. Yaya to stay?

City vs. West Ham recent Premier League head-to-head record (last 5 games - W2 D1 L2): 2-0, 1-2, 2-0, 1-2, 2-2

City had an interest in Barcelona midfielder Sergi Samper (21) this summer, but in the end he agreed to join Granada on loan. [SPORT]

City starlet Oleksandr Zinchenko joins PSV on loan, and he could face Bayern and Atlético in the Champions League.

Bravo: "I think when the best manager in the world explains a project to you, it makes you motivated to see football in a different way."

Liverpool have no interest in signing Joe Hart, and are happy with their current goalkeepers. JamesPearceEcho

Manchester City paid £13.6m for Claudio Bravo with a further £3.4m payable through four separate add-ons. [Marca]

City are willing to pay up to £90,000 of Joe Hart’s £120,000 weekly wage, if a club can be found to take the 29-year-old on loan. [Mirror]

City are desperate to offload Hart before Wednesday’s transfer deadline day, with Sunderland a potential destination. [Mirror]

Pep was wary of ditching Hart, a big fan favourite, but the second half of last season and Euro 2016 helped make up his mind. [Mirror]

Manuel Neuer was Pep's dream, with Ter Stegen and Rui Patricio also of interest. In the end, he settled for Claudio Bravo. [Mirror]

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has not given up on a potential loan deal for Wilfried Bony despite landing Simone Zaza from Juventus. [Mirror]

Bony is still an option for West Ham on a short-term deal until January when he is expected to leave Manchester City for China. [Mirror]

Sunderland are ready to offer Joe Hart first-team action, but he has reservations about joining a club likely to fight relegation. [Mail]