The TV cameras have picked up Brendan Rodgers having a natter with Jack Grealish on the pitch.

Interviewer: What did you say to him?

BR: I just told him 'don't forget to buy your mum a bunch of flowers'.

Never change, Brendan.

Pep Guardiola on 2 April: "All clubs struggle financially and we are not an exception."

5 August: Manchester City smash the British transfer record by spending £100m on a midfielder.

There's an awful lot of cash being thrown around by the big clubs in the Premier League...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Chelsea are closing in on sealing the return of Inter Milan's Romelu Lukaku to Stamford Bridge.

It is understood agreement is close on a deal that could be worth €115m (£97.5m) in total - just short of the British record £100m Manchester City paid Aston Villa for England midfielder Jack Grealish on Thursday.

There are some details still to be resolved but providing there are no unexpected problems, Lukaku will return to the club where he spent three seasons from 2011, although two of those seasons were spent on loan at West Brom and Everton.

Breaking away from Wembley for a sec to bring you some big developing transfer news...

Manchester City

Man City manager Pep Guardiola talking to ITV: "We will see if Jack Grealish plays today.

"Jack is the perfect age and hopefully he can help us for the next five, six years.

"We have a lot of players coming back late. Next few days, some of these come back. Some players are isolated."

Liam Crane: Wembley-bound for the Community Shield. Always funny games as it is still the end of pre-season, it's *kind of* a trophy, and some teams are more bothered than others with it. As a neutral, I'm just gutted I won't get to see Kevin de Bruyne play live!

BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio 5 Live has full match commentary from Wembley. Build-up starts at 17:00 BST.

Pep Guardiola is asked by ITV if Jack Grealish is going to get any minutes today.

"I don't know," says the Manchester City boss. "He's going to help us for the next five or six years."

Manchester City

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Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy has been speaking about having full crowds back at football in England.

More than 26,000 City fans are expected at Wembley after coronavirus restrictions were eased.

"It’s part of football, when we see the fans, even if you are tired they help you run back," said three-time Premier League winner Mendy.

"You can feel the fans when they shout 'come on', it makes you feel more strong. They can help you at any moment of the game."

Ian Stringer
BBC Radio Leicester Sport

It’s a day for the fans. This is another huge step back to football normality - Wembley has no restrictions and could see a capacity crowd.

Jack Grealish is named on the Manchester City bench two days after his British record £100m move from Aston Villa.

Teenager winger Sam Edozie makes his debut, with fellow academy graduate Cole Palmer also handed a start.

Fernandinho captains the side while there are also starts for Riyad Mahrez, Ilkay Gundogan and Ferran Torres.

Man City XI: Steffen, Cancelo, Dias, Ake, Mendy, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Palmer, Mahrez, Edozie, Torres.

Subs: Carson, Grealish, Rodrigo, Bernardo, Sandler, Couto, Doyle, Gomes, Knight.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

It was a much more serene walk down Wembley Way than the carnage we saw during the last football match staged here - the Euro 2020 final.

There were no errant flares or flying trees, from what I could see, with Leicester and Manchester City supporters mingling along the route to the stadium.

The curtain-raiser to the new season featuring last season's Premier League champions and FA Cup winners will give us some indications to where both teams are, though Pep Guardiola has named some very unfamiliar names in his squad today.

This is the first football match at Wembley since a certain game last month. The atmosphere is building inside and outside the national stadium.

Brendan Rodgers has named a strong-looking Leicester side, with starts for the likes of James Maddison, Jamie Vardy and FA Cup match-winner Youri Tielemans.

Summer signing Ryan Bertrand makes his debut while Harvey Barnes makes his first appearance since February after recovering from a serious knee injury.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Ricardo, Amartey, Soyuncu, Bertrand, Ndidi, Tielemans, Perez, Maddison, Barnes, Vardy.

Subs: Ward, Thomas, Benkovic, Choudhury, Dewsbury-Hall, Soumare, Albrighton, Iheanacho, Daka.

A reminder that they don't do extra time in the Community Shield.

If the score is level after 90 minutes, it's straight to penalties.

Three of the past four have gone to pens, including in 2019 when Manchester City overcame Liverpool 5-4 in a shootout after a 1-1 draw.

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Big signings, big crowds and new managers - the Premier League season is almost upon us.

But who is going to shine? Who are the dark horses? Are you happy with the business your club has done so far this summer?

Will Brentford stay up? Is Patrick Vieira a savvy appointment at Crystal Palace? Is Patson Daka the new Jamie Vardy? Will Jack Grealish be a success at Manchester City?

Hit us with all your predictions and Wembley photos at #bbcfootball.

Nine named substitutes. A maximum of six allowed on the pitch.

Thumbs up if Jack Grealish is going to come on? Down if we're going to have to wait to see him play in a City shirt?

New signing Ryan Bertrand starts for Leicester while Harvey Barnes, who suffered a serious knee injury in 2020-21, also makes the XI.

Fernandinho captains Man City who start with Riyad Mahrez. As expected, Jack Grealish is on the bench.