We run you through Manchester City’s best XI ahead of the 2019/20 season, in a world where injuries don’t exist and everyone is fit – just imagine that!
Read More Debate Over The Starting XI Takes Shape Around A Seismic TransitionHis bag were packed, seriously I must add, and now after a summer of speculation, Manchester City have completed the signing of João Cancelo from Juventus. The Italian joins City for a fee in the region of £28 million with Danilo heading in the opposite direction – bringing the total package with the Brazilian’s value to the £65 million mark. So, what can our new signing bring to the already star-studded Manchester City squad?
Read More Xtra Analysis: Joao Cancelo“Quotes were coming out of the Bayern Munich camp so regularly that it was as if Rummenigge was sleeping on a sofa in BILD’s offices”. Joe Butterfield has his say on the most frustrating transfer saga of the summer.
Read More Mia Sané Mia – A Summer in the CityManchester City’s ‘one club’ strategy has been game changing in the exposure of women’s football. In recent days, the club announced the first game of the FA Women’s Super League season will be held at the Etihad Stadium, as opposed to the Academy Stadium, hopefully giving Nick Cushing’s side the chance to show the City faithful just how good they are and build on the appreciation of women’s football in England following the World Cup in France.
Read More Social media critics of women’s football coverage on @ManCity – A response.From West Ham United to Liverpool, these five fixtures are a chance for players from both the senior and youth teams to impress Pep Guardiola, get back into the swing of things and potentially change the course of their entire season. The big news is that club record signing Rodri is set to make his first appearances in a City shirt after joining from Atletico Madrid, but who else should we be keeping an eye on? Here’s a look at some of the stars and prospects who we’re excited to watch in the famous blue and purple…
Read More Pre-season Tour: Five Players to WatchOn this very day nine years ago, Manchester City announced that the signing of Spanish international David Silva – a signing that would spark a revolution in Manchester. In recent years, our club has been blessed with an array of talent that will live on in the memories of blues for years to come, however David Silva goes beyond just living on in our memory. The little Spaniard has left his mark on the entire Premier League, and arguably set a precedent for the style of football played at the top level in England’s top flight.
Read More Nine years of El MagoBernardo Silva is just like the lad you’d want to be best mates with. I had the pleasure of following his Instagram story as he shared his experiences of Manchester City’s ‘fourmidables’ trophy parade. He went from bus top drinking to just drinking and shoving cameras in Kevin De Bruyne and Danilo’s faces to name […]
Read More Bernardo Silva: The man who can’t help that he’s a perfectionistHere’s you weekly round-up of everything involving our blues at the Copa America! Did Brazil maintain their winning start to the tournament? Will Argentina get back to winning ways?
Read More City at the Copa América: Matchday TwoWith Vincent Kompany’s departure from Manchester City, and the future of Nicolas Otamendi still up in the air, the time has now come for Aymeric Laporte to step up to the role of City’s number one centre-back. No-one needs convincing of Laporte’s abilities and he’s shown more than enough to warrant his £57 million price […]
Read More Aymeric Laporte: City’s Future Defensive KingpinHere’s your full round-up after matchday one of everything involving our representatives at the 2019 Copa America!
Read More City at the Copa América: Matchday One
