City is currently five points behind league leader Arsenal, but has a game in hand on the Gunners.

Guehi has been a crucial addition to Pep Guardiola's side, making an immediate impact since his move from Crystal Palace in January.

He has played the full 90 minutes in each of his five league games so far, also winning all five matches, while also scoring against Salford City in the FA Cup.

With a trip to Leeds United up next for City, Guehi is relishing his time with Guardiola at the club.

"Since I came here, everyone has been so welcoming – players and staff. I have had to change my game completely. I am learning every day," Guehi said.

"When to pass the ball, committing players – so many aspects I am learning on the job. It’s been great because I have had a lot of help.

"How you see Pep on TV is what he is like – passionate, intense and a winner. He wants to play his way.

"I am just glad I have the opportunity to be here."

Leeds will be no easy task for City, though, with Daniel Farke's side picking up points on the road against Chelsea and Aston Villa in its past two games.

Anton Stach marked his return from injury in style last time out against Villa, scoring a free-kick from close to 35 yards out.

The German midfielder believes Leeds has all the right attributes to avoid relegation from the Premier League this season.

"I think you can see that we are a whole team on the pitch," Stach said.

"We try to help each other. When somebody is making a mistake, then another one is there.

"And I think only like this you can survive in this league. It is so important. And paired with this, we have a good quality. It is nice to have."