Foden has had an exceptional season, stepping up admirably in the absence of crucial teammates. With 18 goals and 10 assists in 42 appearances across various competitions, he has solidified his position as a pivotal player under Pep Guardiola.
The 23-year-old consistently dazzles fans with his technical prowess, showcasing his skills in nearly every match. Notably, Foden’s commendable work ethic hasn’t gone unnoticed.
This season, Foden has frequently operated as a ‘number 10’, a role he openly expresses fondness for. He recently shared why he finds this position particularly enjoyable.
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‘The enemy’… Sir Jim Ratcliffe now makes his feelings clear about Manchester City
The minority shareholder of Manchester United has previously lauded the efficient management of City as a football club, yet he has labeled them as “the enemy.” At 71 years old, he has openly declared his intention to dethrone the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool, reminiscent of Sir Alex Ferguson’s famous remark directed at the Reds. The British billionaire has also voiced his desire to defeat the Sky Blues on the field rather than banking on their alleged financial violations being confirmed by the Premier League.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe openly acknowledges his “hatred” for Manchester City. Being a lifelong Manchester United supporter, he has seemingly embraced the rivalry between his cherished club and City.
When asked which team he would prefer to see win the Premier League title among Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal, Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s response was unequivocal: “I hate them all!”
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Tim Sherwood shares who he reckons will win the PL title – Arsenal or Man City
Tim Sherwood has weighed in on the Premier League title race between Arsenal and Manchester City. Currently, City trail Arsenal by just one point, but they have a game in hand. Following their recent 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, City now have only four matches left in the season. As the race heats up, Sherwood, a pundit well-versed in Premier League triumphs, has offered his insights on this crucial battle at the summit.
Sherwood drops title verdict
In a recent video posted on the Premier League website, Sherwood shared his thoughts on how he believes the rest of the title race will unfold.
He stated, “I anticipate Arsenal winning their last three matches, but I doubt it will suffice. My prediction is that Man City will clinch victories in their final four games.”
Sherwood added, “While Tottenham historically poses a challenge for Man City, judging from their performance today [in the 3-2 loss to Arsenal], if they afford City the same opportunities, they’ll be vulnerable to exploitation.”
Manchester City boasts a record of 24 wins, seven draws, and three losses in their 34 league matches, scoring 82 goals and conceding 32.
In contrast, Arsenal has secured victory in 25 out of 35 games, with five draws and five losses, tallying 85 goals scored and 28 conceded.
City need to be perfect to win the title
As Sherwood highlighted, one of City’s upcoming challenges involves a trip to north London to face Tottenham Hotspur among their remaining four fixtures.
Thankfully for City, they dispelled their previous struggles at this venue by securing a 1-0 victory against Ange Postecoglou’s side in the FA Cup earlier this season.
Moreover, City possesses the experience of closing out Premier League campaigns with a string of victories, a crucial factor, as Sherwood pointed out, if they aim to claim another trophy.
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Cesc Fabregas says £50m Man City player is impossible to dominate
Cesc Fabregas emphasized the pivotal role played by a specific Manchester City player within the team dynamics.
Following their triumphant Treble conquest last season, Pep Guardiola’s squad is fervently vying to reclaim their trio of trophies.
Amidst the pivotal juncture of their campaign, a seasoned pundit and former elite-level player, boasting experience under Guardiola’s tutelage, has imparted insights regarding one of City’s present stalwarts, well-versed in the art of clinching significant silverware.
Fabregas says one Man City player is so important
During a recent installment of Planet Premier League, Fabregas shared his thoughts on Kyle Walker, expressing, “In those instances, they slip away from you; they excel in transition.”
