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City Football Group has made an offer of 1 billion reais (£174.9m) to buy Brazilian second division side Bahia.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has been named The Best FIFA Men's Coach 2023.

Thousands of fans turned out at Old Trafford to bid a final farewell to Manchester United great Sir Bobby Charlton.The 1966 World Cup winner’s funeral cortege was welcomed with gentle applause as it drove past the stadium’s East Stand and the United Trinity statue, which features Charlton himself, George Best and Denis Law. Representatives of the club’s under-18 and under-21 teams formed a guard of honour flanking the statue and, behind it, there were numerous black and white photographs depicting Charlton’s long and illustrious career as a player and then a director at the club.

Pep Guardiola's decision to move one of his defenders into midfield in possession didn't just transform Manchester City's trophy chances last season.

Japanese beer company Asahi Super Dry will be the face of Manchester City's training kit this season.

Ferran Soriano insists Manchester City have done 'nothing out of the ordinary' as the Treble winners announced a new sponsorship deal that will help them smash the British record for revenue.

sent Catalina Kim late-night messages asking if she was naked and offering to introduce her to Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano if she promised to “be naughty one night”. In the eight screenshots that Kim sent to Chelsea’s president of business Tom Glick, Willoughby repeatedly made sexual references in his messages despite being knocked back on each occasion. It was on June 30 last year that Kim asked Willoughby, while he was working for the City Football Group, about the possibility of approaching Soriano on her behalf.

Manchester City are waiting to see how many players will be missing with injury when they take on Crystal Palace.

Pep Guardiola. admitted that Bernardo Silva loves Barcelona as he and counterpart Xavi responded to questions about a transfer for the Manchester City star.

Manchester City played out an entertaining 3-3 draw with Barcelona on Wednesday night at Camp Nou.

Sergio Gomez could make his Manchester City debut at his former club Barcelona this week.

Manchester City Chief Executive Ferran Soriano has told Spanish media that Bernardo Silva will 'of course' stay at Manchester City this summer.

City Football Group (CFG) have acquired a majority stake in Italian club Palermo.

Arsenal have reportedly agreed terms with Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus ahead of a transfer this summer.

Julian Alvarez is already attracting interest before even arriving at Manchester City, chief executive Ferran Soriano says.

Pep Guardiola will undoubtedly be asked, at the next opportunity, about the fact Manchester City appear to be moving ever closer to a deal for Erling Haaland this summer. His response is entirely predictable - he will sigh and say that he does not speak about players who belong to other clubs and that Haaland remains on Borussia Dortmund’s payroll.

“I am delighted to take up the position of Chief Executive Officer of Manchester City Football Club," said Ferran Soriano upon his arrival in Manchester in 2012.

It's been a huge week for Manchester City.

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straight to your inboxManchester City CEO Ferran Soriano believes Lionel Messi has 'earned the right' to decide what he does next with his career but has remained tight-lipped on the prospect of the Blues signing him.Messi rocked the footballing world in the summer when it was revealed he wanted to leave Barcelona amid disputes with the club's hierarchy and, thanks in large part to the Pep Guardiola connection, City were made immediate favourites to be his next club.However, after weeks of

straight to your inbox Owners and chairmen of Football League clubs have reacted angrily to comments made by Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano regarding the introduction of Premier League 'B' teams to the EFL. The issue of proud EFL teams playing Premier League academy sides has been a controversial one for some time, with the introduction of under-21 sides to the EFL Trophy a divisive move in 2016.

straight to your inboxManchester City CEO Ferran Soriano suggested that there could be two problems solved in English football as a result of the Covid crisis.The pandemic has already had a serious impact on the game and there is disagreement between the UK government and the Premier League over how best to help out the clubs in lower divisions that are seriously struggling and who should bear the financial cost.Current social restrictions making it unlikely that fans will be allowed to attend

straight to your inbox Ferran Soriano has explained why Manchester City had to spend heavily on a new centre-back in the transfer window. The Blues spent around £120m on three first-team players at a time when there is extra scrutiny on top football clubs given the draining financial effect on the world from the Covid crisis and the struggles of many teams in the lower divisions as a result.

Manchester City's appeal against their two-year ban from European competition will be heard at the Court of Arbitration for Sport between June 8 and 10.

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Monday, 30 March.

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Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin has declared that the European governing body still “likes” Manchester City despite their ongoing financial fair play (FFP) dispute.

Pep Guardiola could return to Barcelona this summer in the wake of Manchester City's UEFA ban, Brazilian legend Rivaldo claims.

Kevin de Bruyne insists he and his Manchester City teammates are just focused on playing football after the club were banned from European football for two seasons.

Manchester City have done nothing wrong and the UEFA allegations are not true, according to the club's chief executive Ferran Soriano.

Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano has been interviewed about the ban and fine the club received from UEFA last week.