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

Pep confirms he will rotate tomorrow with a 5-0 lead from the first leg and West Ham coming up at weekend.

Pep: "I have an excellent relationship with Joe Hart."

Joe and Yaya both have a chance of featuring tomorrow.

Joe Hart DOES have a chance of playing tomorrow, Pep says.

Pep Guardiola tells the press he 'can't deny' the Bravo stories but won't comment further until the deal is complete

Pep on Sterling: "Fans boo him because they know he is a good player. He’s shown me that he’s mentally strong."

Joe Hart has been told he WILL start tomorrow night, but still expects to leave on loan before the transfer window closes.

Like Pep, Steaua boss Reghecampf says he will rotate tomorrow and use several fringe players. He says there is no question who'll qualify.

Barcelona offered Claudio Bravo a late pay-rise to keep him at Camp Nou, but he had already set his heart on joining Pep at City. [Mail]

Chile boss Pizzi on Bravo: "The two clubs are of the highest level, leagues, and coaches. He'll be equally comfortable as he was at Barca."

City new boy Oleksandr Zinchenko (19) is set to join Dutch champions PSV on loan for the season.

Besiktas' president has flown to England to close Samir Nasri's loan move to Turkey, with talks at an advanced stage.

Joe Hart is furious with City because he believes Guardiola decided he was going to replace him before the end of last season. [Daily Mail]

Hart feels that by not being informed of his future earlier, it has severely damaged his chance of a move in this window. [Daily Mail]

Nine players from City's U21s worked with the City first team today, something insiders say would not have happened under Pellegrini. [Mail]

As many as five City youngsters are expected in the squad to face Steaua, with Guardiola set to embrace the impressive academy. [Mail]

City last night agreed to allow Eliaquim Mangala (25) to join Napoli on loan for the season. [Times]

City fans will soon be able to pay to watch stars prepare for matches at the Etihad through a glass players’ tunnel. [Daily Mail]

Supporters will be able to eat and drink in a newly built executive lounge as players emerge from dressing rooms in front of them. [Mail]

By the start of next season, the Etihad will have new dressing rooms on the first floor of the Main Stand with the glass tunnel. [Mail]