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Former Man City player explains why he doesn’t consider Raheem Sterling to be The Citizens legend

Speaking on Sky Sports, Manchester City legend Pablo Zabaleta said: “I think the word ‘legend’ is a bit overused in football.
“Raheem Sterling has done a great job for the club. He came at a very young age and has been absolutely brilliant. For me, when I say legend, for me it’s players like Sergio Aguero, David Silva, Vincent Kompany.
“Those guys are on a different level, that’s why they have statues outside the club [the Etihad Stadium]. I wish Raheem all the best, he’s a great lad, but Man City is always the most important thing for the fans and the players.
“When you come to this club you have to give 100 percent, and the moment you leave you always need to talk nicely to the club that you’ve been playing for so I wish he could behave in that way.”
Sterling, who had only one year excess on his Etihad contract, left Man City recently and joined Chelsea for £47.5 million.
Pep Guardiola authorized the 27-year-old’s exit after the 2021/22 Premier League champions acquired Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund.
Source: Sky Sports
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‘That is what they didn’t do’ – Erik explains what his boys failed to do at Brentford loss

Talking his disappointment at Manchester United’s 4-0 misfortune to Brentford this Saturday, Erik ten Hag said in his post-match interview: “Difficult for me and a surprise. The team has to take the responsibility and I feel sorry for the fans, we let them down.
“I asked them [the players] to play with belief and take responsibility, that is what they didn’t do.
“Only when we stick together we will overcome it — don’t get me wrong, the manager is the main responsibility and I take that but I have to give them belief and they have to get it by themselves.
“Mistakes are part of football, you have to keep going but you have [to] especially act — It [three subs at half-time] was about bringing fresh ones. I could have changed all eight others as well.”
Ten Hag has plainly not kept down in his evaluation and United just have themselves to fault for this wreck.
The Red Devils are currently winless in their first two Premier League games, having conceded six goals as of now.
Source: Sky Sports
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Man Utd reach all agreement on personal conditions for Adrien Rabiot

As per RMC Sport writer Sacha Tavolieri, a level two source, Manchester United have agreed with Veronique Rabiot based on personal conditions for her son Adrien.
United have previously settled on an exchange with Juventus and were just trusting that Rabiot will green-light the arrangement.
The 27-year-old was reportedly demanding a pay rise, a regular place in the starting XI and a signing-on bonus to move to Old Trafford. It’s unclear if United have agreed to all those demands.
Director of Football John Murtough flew to Italy on Friday to meet with Veronique and Adrien. It looks like the meeting was successful after all.
Rabiot is expected to sign a contract till 2026 and will be in Manchester next week to complete his medical.
Source: Sacha Tavolieri @ Twitter | Tribuna
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SPOTTED! Fofana possibly saying goodbye to Leicester fans after Arsenal defeat

Wesley Fofana has been spotted heading toward Leicester City fans after the 4-2 defeat to Arsenal.
He was the first player to do as such while others were talking and swapping shirts. Solely after that, the rest of the team joined him.
It is accepted that the player might have said his farewell to Leicester supporters. The middle back is overall intensely connected with Chelsea.
What’s more, Todd Boehly apparently was at the Emirates during the game.
The Blues could land the 21-year-old in the coming weeks.
Source: Tribuna
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