'Stones is a f****** player'

Manchester City news: John Stones hailed as ‘a f****** player’ by Willy Caballero as defender impresses on debut

Argentine keeper was so impressed by newly-signed centre-back he had to resort to expletives to express himself

WILLY CABALLERO hailed John Stones as a "f****** player" after his Manchester City debut.

Stones, 22, made his first appearance for City in Saturday's 2-1 win over Sunderland following his £47.5million move from Everton.

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John Stones made his Manchester City debut in the 2-1 win against SunderlandCredit: Reuters
Willy Caballero hailed the new Manchester City defender as a 'f****** player'Credit: Reuters

Pep Guardiola signed the defender for his ability on the ball and is using him to begin the process of revolutionising the Etihad club.

When asked about Guardiola's demands of playing out from the back, Caballero, 34, said: "This is a very important change.

"Sometimes we are taking risks when we pass the ball in our backline and my first pass was really complicated because they could have scored, but after that we played better from the back and we can start playing as the boss wants, but we need minutes. We need minutes together.

John Stones sees off pressure from Jermain Defoe as he impresses in his debutCredit: Getty Images
John Stones was bought by Pep Guardiola to help in his Man City revolutionCredit: Getty Images

"Two or three players have arrived in the last week. John played today like a f****** player, he plays as he has been here from the last three or four years.

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"It's important to play together. We need games and minutes together to have experience together and to have rhythm and to play better."

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Cabellero's selection was Guardiola's first controversial decision as City boss.

The former Barcelona and Bayern Munich chief took on the Etihad hierarchy to axe the England No1.

And the snub has left Hart's future up in the air, with Everton and Sevilla both interested.

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