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‘Not many come close to what Kevin De Bruyne has achieved at Manchester City’ club legend Shaun Wright-Phillips on City's departing talisman
Former Manchester City and England midfielder Shaun Wright-Phillips weighs in on whether Kevin De Bruyne is the greatest Premier League midfielder ever
‘Manchester City can still win the Champions League this season, even though they haven’t been at their best – they could beat Real Madrid and go on another run’ Former Blues star isn’t ruling out a surprise European triumph
In an exclusive chat with FFT, an ex-City ace says he still has hope that his old club can conquer the continent again this term
‘If Wenger had said "Okay, we will take him now," I most probably would have played for Arsene rather than Jose Mourinho at Chelsea’: Ex-Premier League star reveals how close he was to joining Arsenal
An ex-Premier League forward has opened up on his transfer saga involving Arsenal and Chelsea
Manchester City legend urges club to make controversial free signing
Manchester City are set to enter the transfer market to turn their season around, and one club legend has suggested a controversial name
‘England have the players to win the World Cup – it’ll be tough for Thomas Tuchel to do a bad job, with the squad he has at his disposal’ Former Three Lions winger backs new boss after gentle qualifying draw
The German boss begins his tenure in charge with some encouraging fixtures, as England aim to triumph in 2026
Ranked! The 50 greatest 'Barclaysmen' in Premier League history
The Premier League's streets will certainly never forget this half-century of cult heroes, who we still adore almost two decades on
"Manchester City can win 10 titles in a row" – Shaun Wright-Phillips exclusive
Former Manchester City hero Shaun Wright-Phillips tells FFT why his old club could dominate the Premier League for plenty more years to come
Match of the Day set for first-ever father and son punditry team with Ian Wright and Shaun Wright-Phillips
BBC's flagship football programme will have the father and son duo joining Gary Lineker in the studio to review Saturday's games
