Manchester City has managed to regain some form in recent matches, but that doesn’t change the fact that Pep Guardiola and his team have suffered a significant drop in performance. The reality is that,

Man City have reportedly made an 'offer' to sign a 26-year-old star, while they also hold interest in one of his compatriots.

Manchester City’s history-defining moment courtesy of Rodri at the Ballon d’Or ceremony late last year continues to feature in media reports weeks later. The Spanish midfielder became the first defensive-minded central player to win the award since Germany’s Lothar Matthaus in 1990,

According to reports, Manchester City are 'exploring a sensational late deal' to sign Bayern Munich standout Joshua Kimmich this month.

The signings of Khusanov, Reis and Marmoush should strengthen a team in crisis that continues to struggle without Rodri.

Manchester City have welcomed Rodri back into their travelling squad this week as they head to Paris for the UEFA Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain.The Premier League champions travel

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has named a 21-man squad to face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League

Chelsea are headed to the Etihad for the biggest fixture of the weekend. Manchester City opened their 2024–25 EPL season with a 2–0 victory over the Blues and will hope to put in a similar performance in front of a home crowd. The Citizens will have to do what no team has done in 2025, though, and defeat Enzo Maresca's men.

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City are currently outside the top four in the Premier League and in danger of being eliminated from the Champions League.

Pep Guardiola always knew it was too early to say the real Manchester City was back after some recent wins against mediocre opposition.

Within a few minutes of the final whistle at Parc des Princes, jubilant Paris St-Germain fans headed out into the teeming rain but were stopped in their tracks by a familiar face. Instead of taking the VIP exit,