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All 19 Man City loanees for the 2023/24 season and how they are performing

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Manchester City have got a healthy contingent of players out on loan this season.

Pep Guardiola may like to keep his first team small, rarely using more than 20 outfielders in a season, but Manchester City have a near-endless list of players on their books.

From the streams of youngsters coming through the club’s state-of-the-art Elite Development System to all the intriguing prospects the club’s global scouting network unearths.

City have so many players and not nearly enough spots to give them all any sort of playing time. As a result, many leave on loan.

Whether it be first-teamers no longer in the manager’s plans or youngsters hoping to prove their worth, the Blues have 19 players currently out on loan.

Here is how all of them are doing this season. All stats via TransferMarkt.

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Joao Cancelo – Barcelona

Joao Cancelo hasn’t played for City in over a year since his fall-out with Pep Guardiola which saw him join Bayern Munich on loan and miss out on the treble triumph. He is now enjoying his time in Barcelona and wants to stay at Camp Nou.

Kalvin Phillips – West Ham United

Kalvin Phillips has struggled to find any sort of form since joining West Ham and instead seems to make a mistake or give away a penalty whenever he’s on the pitch.

Yan Couto – Girona

Full-back Yan Couto has been on loan with sister club Girona since 2022 and has played a key role in the side’s unlikely charge up La Liga this year. Perhaps he could get a chance at City next season.

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Maximo Perrone – Las Palmas

City signed Maximo Perrone from Velez Sarsfield in January 2023 and he surprisingly made his debut shortly afterwards. However, he’s spent this season in Spain.

Claudio Echeverri – River Plate

Claudio Echeverri was City’s only signing this past January and he has remained at River Plate until 2025. The 18-year-old is impressing with some exciting performances in Argentina.

James McAtee – Sheffield United

Though on the cusp of the first team in pre-season, James McAtee forced his way back to Sheffield United. The Blades may have struggled but he’s proven capable in the top flight.

Issa Kabore – Luton Town

Playing at centre-back, right-back or on the wing, Issa Kabore has been one of Luton’s most important players this season even if he did score an own goal against Tottenham.

Tommy Doyle – Wolves

Tommy Doyle joined Wolves in the deal that saw Matheus Nunes arrive. The Black Country club have the option to make it permanent this summer.

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Liam Delap – Hull City

Striker Liam Delap still hasn’t realised his full potential but is finally getting some goals in his third Championship sting.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis – Southampton

Taylor Harwood-Bellis has been a mainstay in Southampton’s promotion push. His contract at City expires this summer.

Joshua Wilson-Esbrand – Cardiff City

21-year-old full-back Joshua Wilson-Esbrand spent the first half of the season at Ligue 1 side Reims where he played 13 times, scoring once and assisting once. He returned to the UK in January.

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Jadel Katongo – Peterborough United

Though a centre-back by trade, 19-year-old Jadel Katongo has been converted into a full-back at Peterborough and earned rave reviews from Posh boss Darren Ferguson.

Luke Mbete – FC Den Bosch

Luke Mbete is currently playing in the Dutch second division and is contracted with City until 2027.

Ben Knight – Stockport County

Though he’s been on the bench twice, Ben Knight is yet to play for League Two’s Stockport County this year.

Alex Robertson – Portsmouth

Promising midfielder Alex Robertson was a mainstay in the Portsmouth team that sits at the top of League One but hasn’t played since January 1 after tearing a thigh muscle.

Lewis Fiorini – Charlton Athletic

Lewis Fiorini spent the first half of the season dealing with Achilles tendon issues and joined Charlton in January. He hasn’t made an appearance since February 3.

Filip Stevanovic – RKC Waalwijk

21-year-olf forward Filip Stevanovic does have a winning goal against FC Twente to his name but has mostly been used as a substitute in the Netherlands.

Finley Burns – Stevenage

After struggling at Championship side Swansea last season, centre-back Finley Burns dropped down a division to Stevenage where he is enjoying a fine campaign.

Callum Doyle – Leicester City

Leicester moved to sign Callum Doyle after he impressed at Sunderland and Coventry in recent years. He started well but suffered a significant knee injury midway through the season and has struggled to hold his place down since.