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Manchester City goalkeeper Wilfredo Caballero says that he has been trying to help teammate Claudio Bravo adapt to life in England.

Manchester City goalkeeper Wilfredo Caballero has revealed that he has a "very good relationship" with teammate Claudio Bravo.

Caballero is the understudy to Bravo at the Etihad Stadium, but the experienced stopper is likely to start when City host Celtic in the Champions League on Tuesday night.

Bravo has struggled since his summer switch from Barcelona, but Caballero has said that he is trying to help the Chilean during his time in the North-West.

The 35-year-old told reporters: "Our relationship is very good. We train and compete very well.

"I try to help him to help his adaption in England. He's a great person and a great player so I hope everything goes right for him."

Caballero has made just four appearances for City since the arrival of Bravo.

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