David Silva

Spanish side Las Palmas have initiated talks with Manchester City midfielder David Silva after knowing of his ambition of playing for the club in the future.

The 31-year-old has been a great servant for the Citizens over the years, but he plans to return to La Liga for the latter stages of his career, preferably with Las Palmas in his native Gran Canaria.

“My ultimate ambition to play for Las Palmas. People say I should go to Real Madrid or Barcelona, but my team is Las Palmas," Silva said in an interview.

Manchester City are mulling over the prospect of offering Sergio Aguero in a proposed deal to sign Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal this summer.

According to The Gambling Times, the Citizens boss Pep Guardiola is eager to work alongside the Chile international, and he is planning an ambitious approach in order to convince the Gunners to sell.

Manchester City playmaker David Silva has revealed plans of returning to his home country Spain soon. His current deal with the Etihad lapses in 2019 so he has two more football season to go.

The Spaniard would be 33 by the time his contract expires but he has refused to agree a new deal that would push forward this date.

Manchester City midfielder David Silva has reportedly got rid of his mullet ahead of the new campaign.

The Spain international has unveiled his new haircut for pre-season - one which resembles that of manager Pep Guardiola. Silva has been the main stay in the Citylineup over the past seven seasons, but he has opted to shave off his thick brown locks which maintain his identity on the playing field.

Spain international David Silva is hopeful of retiring from the beautiful game while playing at the highest level in England.

Silva has been with the Citizens since the summer of 2010, lifting two Premier League titles, one FA Cup and two EFL Cups in the process. The former Valencia man currently has two years left on his existing deal, but he is looking to extend his stay further in order to ideally retire at the club.

The 31 year old Spanish midfielder of Manchester City, David Silva has recently expressed his desire to continue performing with the English Premier League club for a long-term basis as Silva does not have any desire on leaving the Etihad Stadium.

"I’m very happy to be at City and I would like to continue there for as long as possible. It obviously depends on my health, my quality on the pitch and if the club wants me to stay. I would like to be there until the end but the Premier League is such a hard league to play in, it is much more physical than somewhere like La Liga, so it depends."

Spain international David Silva had his say on the 2016/17 season after the club flattered to deceive under the management of Pep Guardiola.

The Catalan tactician arrived at the Etihad Stadium after having bagged silverware with Bayern Munich and Barcelona, but he faced the toughest test yet with the Citizens. Pep endured his first trophyless season in his managerial stint but Silva is hoping to avoid another instance with the manager bringing in fresh blood to the squad.

Manchester City star Pablo Zabaleta has named Spaniard David Silva as the best player he has played alongside.

The playmaker put up a spectacular show as Man City cruised to victory against Crystal Palace in the Premier League.

Manchester City star David Silva reckons that manager Pep Guardiola will be much more successful next season.

The introduction to English football has been extremely tough for the Spaniard, but City will be able to finish in the top four if they win the last two matches. This would be the only consolation for the team, which would be ending up without any major trophies for the season. This is the first time Guardiola finishes a campaign without any major trophies since he started his managerial reign almost a decade ago at Barcelona. The former Barcelona midfielder has been immensely successful in both his playing days and as a manager.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has confirmed that playmaker David Silva is still touch and go for the upcoming Manchester derby, which is extremely crucial for the club in the overall context of the top four race.

City take on United in the midweek game on Thursday night. This game could potentially decide the conclusion of the top four, as win for City could move them four points ahead of United – a significant advantage with only four games left after this match. Conversely, a loss for City will see them drop out of the top four.