What happened at Man City's loans exhibition day?

What happened at Man City's loans exhibition day?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Emilio Lawrence (left) and Issa Kabore enjoyed successful spells away on loan from Manchester City last seasonByShamoon HafezManchester City reporterPublished5 minutes agoCommentsManchester City welcomed clubs to their training ground on Tuesday to showcase the talent on offer during the summer transfer window.The exhibition day centres largely around players available on loan - or possibly a permanent transfer - for those who likely fall into the gap between the first team and the under-23 side, known as the elite development squad.City have held such days for a number of years, where a short training session is put on in front of watching scouts, heads of recruitment and agents from Championship and other Football League clubs.It offers a unique opportunity by allowing teams to watch and gain an insight into potential signings, while players have the chance to display their credentials and begin preparing themselves for the pathway next season.A presentation was shown with data and analytics about each player, with conversations being held with staff in attendance afterwards, providing a fully-rounded view of what clubs will be acquiring.Man City's Lewis on faith, football and helping the homelessPublished6 days agoMan City offer £10 match tickets for local residentsPublished6 days agoA club with the standing of City can possess more than one world-class player in each position, so those coming through the academy have to be an exceptional talent like Phil Foden to cement a place in the first-team.Though the list of players available is undisclosed publicly, Max Alleyne, Josh Wilson-Esbrand and Charlie Gray are some of the names that may have been involved.All three have made first-team debuts for City, while 20-year-old centre-back Alleyne and left-back Wilson-Esbrand, 23, have both spent time away on loan.Last season, full-back Issa Kabore was on a temporary deal...