LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester City have recalled midfielder Yaya Toure to their Champions League squad after he was left out for the group stage last year in an omission that triggered a furious response from his agent. Guardiola was allowed to name 17 overseas players in his group stage squad but three can be switched for the subsequent knockout phase, with Manchester City drawn against Monaco in the last 16. City said on their website (www.mancity.com) that Toure had replaced the injured Ilkay Gundogan, recovering from a cruciate knee ligament injury, with Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus also coming into the 21-man squad. The Ivorian's agent Dimitri Seluk had angered Guardiola last September when he said the player felt 'humiliated' after being left of the Champions League squad. Toure apologised in November for 'misunderstandings' and made a sensational return with two goals on his comeback against Crystal Palace.

Source: The Star February 02, 2017 16:37 UTC