Despite Manchester City's penalty-shootout defeat by Inter Milan, teenager Ryan McAidoo grabs the opportunity to show manager Enzo Maresca what he can do.

Enzo Maresca's first game in charge of Manchester City may have ended in penalty-shootout defeat by Inter Milan but results don't really matter in friendlies. Players' pre-season performances do matter though - and teenager Ryan McAidoo grabbed the opportunity with both hands at the Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong. More than 40,000 supporters turned out for a repeat of the 2023 Champions League final and though this time it was a non-competitive fixture, they will have left the stadium with McAidoo's name on their lips. The 18-year-old was signed from Chelsea two years ago and clearly has something about him. He was given his debut by former City boss Pep Guardiola and scored in the 10-1 FA Cup drubbing of Exeter City last season. He also played against Salford in the next round. "We have been speaking with the club about Ryan and since day one he is that kind of winger I love," said the Italian. "Very aggressive one v one, always trying, making the right decision. McAidoo replaced City goalscorer Divin Mubama at the start of the second half and was in no mood to stand still. Once he began to get the better of Inter Milan's defenders, there was an air of anticipation every time he got on the ball - a low cross after a quick dart was cut out at the near post.