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Manchester City Prepares for FIFA Club World Cup with Key Transfers

As Manchester City arrives in Miami for the FIFA Club World Cup, the team is focused on making significant transfers and improving their performance after a mixed 2024-25 season. With key players potentially leaving and new signings confirmed, Guardiola aims to solidify the squad before the tournament. The article delves into their recent performance statistics and the strategic moves being made to enhance their chances in the upcoming matches. Stay tuned for insights on their journey and what lies ahead for the team.
By Narendra Chaudhary | Jun 16, 2025, 11:27 IST
Manchester City Prepares for FIFA Club World Cup with Key Transfers

Manchester City's Journey to the FIFA Club World Cup

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 significant focus for the team. Despite a season that fell short of their goals, Pep Guardiola and his squad of 27 players are determined to make a strong statement as they approach his tenth anniversary as manager. With rival teams adjusting their rosters, Guardiola, the longest-serving manager in the Premier League, is ready to make bold moves. City is also looking to finalize crucial transfers ahead of the tournament's kickoff.


Transfer Targets for Manchester City

Confirmed Transfers:



  • João Neves – £108m


  • Sverre Nypan – £12.5m



Expected Departures:



  • Kyle Walker


  • Jack Grealish


  • Max Alleyne


  • Jahmai Simpson-Pusey


  • Lakyle Samuel


  • Charlie Gray



Potential Moves After the Tournament:



  • Ederson


  • Ilkay Gundogan



Manchester City's Performance in the 2024-25 Season

The 2024-25 season has been a mixed bag for Manchester City across all competitions. They boasted an impressive home record in the Premier League, securing 13 wins out of 19 matches and averaging 2.21 points per game. However, their away performance was less stellar, with only 8 wins and an average of 1.53 points per game. In the UEFA Champions League, City managed 3 wins from 10 matches, with a narrow goal difference of 21:20. They also clinched the Community Shield and performed well in the FA Cup, achieving 5 victories 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.


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