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Kolo Toure will fight for Manchester City future
"I want to stay, I want to fight for my place," the 31-year-old told BBC Sport. "It's difficult, I was a key player. I've done everything but that will not change the manager's decision. I like City and this season I started every game pre-season. But when the season started I've been kicked out again from the team. It was difficult. I fight. My team-mates know, my brother [City midfielder Yaya] knows. I do my best but the club are showing me the way out at the moment," he said.
"I'm not angry with the manager. If someone doesn't want me then there will be another club that does. I still have this hunger. I take Ryan Giggs (who is 38) and Paul Scholes (37) as an example: what they are doing for Manchester United is incredible. I want to be like them."
"I want to stay, I want to fight for my place," the 31-year-old told BBC Sport. "It's difficult, I was a key player. I've done everything but that will not change the manager's decision. I like City and this season I started every game pre-season. But when the season started I've been kicked out again from the team. It was difficult. I fight. My team-mates know, my brother [City midfielder Yaya] knows. I do my best but the club are showing me the way out at the moment," he said.
"I'm not angry with the manager. If someone doesn't want me then there will be another club that does. I still have this hunger. I take Ryan Giggs (who is 38) and Paul Scholes (37) as an example: what they are doing for Manchester United is incredible. I want to be like them."