Manchester City's Ambitions in Miami
Manchester City has arrived in Miami, gearing up for the FIFA Club World Cup. The trophy, which requires a special unlocking by President Gianni Infantino, is a quirky yet serious goal for Pep Guardiola and his 27-player squad. After a season that fell short of expectations, City is determined to make a statement as Guardiola approaches his tenth year as manager. With rival teams reshuffling, the longest-serving manager in the Premier League is ready to take action. Additionally, City is looking to finalize significant transfers before the tournament kicks off.
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The 2024-25 season for Manchester City was a blend of highs and lows across various competitions. They boasted a strong home record in the Premier League, achieving 13 wins out of 19 matches and averaging 2.21 points per game. However, their away performance was less impressive, with only 8 wins and an average of 1.53 points per game. In the UEFA Champions League, City secured 3 wins from 10 matches, with a narrow goal tally of 21:20. They also triumphed in the Community Shield and performed well in the FA Cup, winning 5 out of 6 matches. Overall, City played 57 matches, winning 31 and scoring a total of 121 goals, averaging 1.81 points per game with over 47,000 fans attending each match.
