Who is the best Manchester City player of all time?
Choose the greatest players in Manchester City's history, from vintage heroes to the dominant modern era.

Sergio Agüero
Argentine striker and City's all-time top scorer whose 93rd-minute title-winning goal against QPR in 2012 is the most dramatic moment in Premier League history.

Colin Bell
Known as 'The King of the Kippax,' this tireless midfielder won the league, FA Cup, League Cup, and European Cup Winners' Cup in City's 1960s–70s golden era.

Kevin De Bruyne
Belgian playmaker widely regarded as the best in the world at his peak, producing assists and goals at a historic rate across City's dominant era under Pep Guardiola.

David Silva
Spanish midfielder who spent a decade mesmerizing Premier League opponents with his vision and technical brilliance, winning four league titles.

Vincent Kompany
Belgian defender and beloved captain who provided the defensive leadership for City's modern dynasty, scoring one of the most important goals in club history against Leicester.

Erling Haaland
Norwegian striker who broke the Premier League single-season scoring record with 36 goals in his debut season, propelling City to the treble in 2022–23.

Georgi Kinkladze
Georgian playmaker who enchanted fans with his dribbling artistry during City's relegation-threatened mid-1990s years, becoming a cult hero at Maine Road.

Mike Summerbee
Pacy winger and vital member of the 1968 title-winning side who formed a celebrated partnership with Francis Lee in City's most successful pre-modern era.

Bert Trautmann
German goalkeeper who famously played on with a broken neck to help City win the 1956 FA Cup final — one of the most extraordinary acts of courage in football history.

Joe Hart
England's first-choice goalkeeper for six years who made 348 appearances for City, winning two Premier League titles and earning consecutive Premier League Golden Gloves.

Shaun Goater
Bermudian striker and cult hero at Maine Road who scored 103 goals across six seasons, beloved for his work rate and infectious celebration style.
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