Jeremy Doku gives peak through the curtain into improved Manchester City attacking numbers

Jeremy Doku gives peak through the curtain into improved Manchester City attacking numbers Doku insists he has “always been an instinct player” & hasn’t become a different player of late Belgian says City are in the “best position” possible with a trophy, a final & a title still to play for Winger admits he’s been working on being more selfish in front of goal after FA Cup semi-final Jeremy Doku has insisted his remarkable run of form for Manchester City is not the product of any transformation but simply the natural result of an instinctive player finally seeing the goals arrive. The 23-year-old scored the opener for City in their 3-0 win over Brentford at the City in the Community Etihad Stadium on Saturday before dedicating the goal to his father on his 60th birthday . After dropping crucial points against Everton last time out at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Manchester City returned to winning ways this weekend to keep up the pressure on Premier League leaders Arsenal , moving to two points.

Match Report & Player Ratings: Manchester City 3-0 Brentford (Premier League) In several post-match interviews, Doku reflected on his development, the energy driving City’s remarkable late-season surge and the mindset shift that has contributed to his most productive spell of the campaign. I haven’t been a different player to what I’ve shown of late, admits Doku after Brentford stunner Speaking to BBC Radio Manchester after Saturday’s 3-0 win, the Belgium international pushed back on any suggestion that he has reinvented himself as a footballer this season, insisting the only thing that has changed is the end product. “I’ve always been an instinct player,” he said.

“We saw today it’s working out, I scored. But I’ve always played like this, instinct. Now the goals are coming.

Now people are going to say, ‘Wow! ’. But I haven’t been a different player.