Marc Guehi has detailed the life of Manchester City player under a new manager during a packed autumn schedule.

The 26-year-old defender has played every minute of the past three games against Liverpool, Paris St-Germain and Ipswich in a week-long period.

"It's been enjoyable, to be honest, not to train and to play games," Guehi said, as City prepare to host AEK Athens in the Champions League on Tuesday.

"A lot of meetings and reviewing clips inside. When we can we go on the pitch to go through tactics before the game, but it is a lot of recovery and sleep to make sure the body is right for the next game."

When asked if he is "learning on the job" because of the lack of training, he said: "The clips we go through [are] things we can do better. For example, in the last game [against Ipswich], I know I can do better. It's as much learning as you can do on the pitch or off the field with the clips we're watching. We try to do it in the small amount of time we have.

"There is work we can do as a team because there are things that can happen before [goals], but when I look at those goals at the weekend, that is down to me. That's for me to look at and try to put right in the next game.

"It's not a strain. I am grateful to be fit and healthy. It's not easy to be healthy at this level with all the games."