Find out more with our preview of the week below.
TUESDAY
Men’s transfer window closes | 23:00 (UK)
The men’s transfer window slams shut at 23:00 (UK).
It’s already been a busy period for the Blues under Enzo Maresca.
Jeremy Monga, Elliot Anderson, Geronimo Rulli and Ayyoub Bouaddi have all come in while Pierce Charles was signed and then loaned out to QPR.
Meanwhile, Manuel Akanji, Nathan Ake, James Trafford, Rodri, Tijjani Reijnders, Savinho and Nico Gonzalez have all left permanently with Sverre Nypan, Kalvin Phillips, Max Alleyne and Omar Marmoush heading out on loan.
If there’s any more business to be done, incomings or outgoings, it must be sorted by 23:00 (UK) on Tuesday, with official club channels the only place where confirmation will come.
THURSDAY
Women’s transfer window closes | 23:00 (UK)
Much like with the men, the women’s transfer window closes at 23:00 (UK) on Thursday.
Thus far this summer, Andrée Jeglertz has added established internationals Beth Mead and Niamh Charles, from Arsenal and Chelsea respectively.
Meanwhile, departing permanently have been Leila Ouahabi, Katie Startup, Khiara Keating, Kerolin, Poppy Pritchard, Aemu Oyama and Tara O’Hanlon - with Codie Thomas, Naomi Layzell, Lily Murphy and Eve Annets also heading out on loan.
Any potential deals must be done by 23:00 (UK) so stay tuned to mancity.com and our official app for news as it breaks.
FRIDAY
League Phase Draw | Women’s UEFA Champions League | 11:00 (UK)
Enzo Maresca press conference | CFA | 13:30 (UK)
Andrée Jeglertz press conference | CFA | 14:30 (UK)
The draw for the League Phase of the UEFA Women’s Champions League takes place in Nyon, Switzerland on Friday from approximately 11:00 (UK).
Nine of the 18 teams competing in the League Phase enter directly, including City as WSL champions, with the remaining teams decided by the third qualifying round concluding on Wednesday.
The other eight straight in are UCL title-holder Barcelona, Arsenal, OL Lyonnes, Paris FC, Bayern München, Roma, Benfica and Europa Cup title-holder Häcke.
Teams face fixtures against six different teams in the league phase, playing half of those matches at home and half of them away.
To determine the six different opponents, the teams are ranked in three seeding pots based on their latest club coefficient ranking. Each team is then drawn to play two opponents from each of these pots, playing one match against a team from each pot at home, and one away.
The top four sides in the League Phase will qualify automatically for the quarter-finals, while the teams finishing in 5th to 12th place compete in two-legged knockout phase play-offs to secure their path to the last eight. Teams ranked 13 to 18 are eliminated.
From the quarter-finals onwards, the competition follows the traditional format as two-legged knockout rounds leading to the final staged at a neutral venue selected by UEFA.
Meanwhile, Enzo Maresca will speak to the press from 13:30 (UK) as he previews Saturday’s home clash with Coventry City.
Maresca’s media briefing at the CFA will be shown live on our digital estate so make sure you tune into hear from our manager.
If you can’t watch it, we will have video and written recaps throughout the afternoon.
Andrée Jeglertz will also be talking to journalists on Friday with his press conference beginning at 14:30 (UK).
Jeglertz will preview Sunday’s WSL opener as his champions host Birmingham City at the Joie Stadium.
Again, this is live and will be followed by video and written pieces shortly after it’s finished.
SATURDAY
Stoke v City | Premier League U18 North | Clayton Wood | 11:00 (UK) | Live on CITY+
City v Coventry | Premier League | Etihad Stadium | 15:00 (UK)
Lauris Coggin’s U18s continue our season on Saturday as we travel to Stoke to take on the Potters at Clayton Wood from 11:00 (UK).
The Matchweek Four clash will be shown live on CITY+ as we look for yet another victory to follow our opening three triumphs – a 2-1 home win over Liverpool, a 1-0 victory at Manchester United and a 5-1 home thumping of Leeds United.
Make sure you tune in to watch our entertaining Young Blues in action.
That’s followed by Matchweek Three of the Premier League season for Enzo Maresca’s men as Coventry head to the Etihad Stadium.
It’s the Blues versus the Sky Blues with former City player, Frank Lampard, leading the newly-promoted East Midlanders to Manchester for this one.
City have begun with two victories – 2-1 at home to Bournemouth and 4-1 away at Crystal Palace while Coventry have started with a pair of defeats – a 3-0 away loss to champions Arsenal and a 1-0 home defeat by fellow newboys Coventry City.
The match is not being shown live in the UK due to the 15:00 (UK) blackout so Matchday Live – accessed via our Matchday Centre - is the best place to follow the action.
From two hours before kick-off to all the post-match reaction, our Matchday Centre will provide blow-by-blow updates and analysis while the Matchday Live show starts 30 minutes before kick-off with special guests offering their thoughts.
The panel featuring host Cel Spellman alongside guests Darren Huckerby and Steve Howey will offer expert insight before, during and after the game.
They will assess team news, run the rule over the first half at the break and assess the result as the final whistle blows.
As well as that, you’ll also get live text updates throughout the day from our journalists at the stadium.
Alistair Mann and Steve Howey will guide fans through proceedings with live audio commentary on CITY+.
There’s an extended post-match show this season, with a bumper 60 minutes of analysis from our panel of experts as well as reaction from the manager and the match’s headline-makers.
Shortly after the full-time whistle, a comprehensive match report as well as reaction from Enzo Maresca and the players can also be viewed on our website and app.
Highlights - 2-minute, 8-minute as well as 20-minute via CITY+ - will follow across the evening.
There’ll also be our popular full-match replay available to view on CITY+.
SUNDAY
MCWFC v Birmingham City | Barclays Women’s Super League | Joie Stadium | 14:30 (UK)
Our WSL champions open up the 2026/27 season with a home clash against Birmingham City from the Joie Stadium.
Key moments of the action can also be followed in our dedicated Matchday Centre which starts 90 minutes before kick-off with CITY+ commentary from Mike Minay.
Meanwhile, you can enjoy bitesize updates over on our Twitter/X account: @ManCityWomen.
A comprehensive match report and reaction will follow soon after the final whistle, as well as highlights and a CITY+ full-match replay from four hours after full-time.
