Despite securing Champions League qualification, it was ultimately a disappointing campaign for Manchester City as Pep Guardiola endured just the second trophy-less season of his managerial career. Injuries played a huge part in City’s struggles.

It isn’t usually this difficult to pick out a consistent, standout performer from a Pep Guardiola side come the end of the season, at least not because of a lack of genuine candidates. But this has not been a normal year for Guardiola,

Manchester City’s summer of change has officially begun. The club has today confirmed that two of Pep Guardiola’s assistant coaches in Juanma Lillo and Inigo Dominguez will leave the club once

Matheus Cunha is on the way after United triggered his £62.5million release from Wolves, and they have made their pitch to Liam Delap, who has also spoken to Chelsea, Everton, and Newcastle United and is expected to make his decision before flying out for the European Under-21 Championship in Slovakia. Chelsea are seen as United’s main rivals.

Amorim heavily rotated throughout a friendly that ended in a shock 1-0 defeat to the ASEAN All-Stars as Maung Maung Lwin's second-half effort proved the difference in Wednesday's Maybank Challenge Cup.

Manchester United lost 1-0 to the ASEAN All-Stars in Kuala Lumpur, their first match of an £8 million Asian tour. Manager Ruben Amorim accepted responsibility for the poor performance and acknowledged the need for improvement.

Manchester City Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak believes Kevin De Bruyne will go down as their greatest ever player. Speaking in his annual in-house interview, he said: "What Kevin has given to this club,

Kevin De Bruyne is the greatest player to pull on a Manchester City shirt.That’s the view of Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak, who has hailed the Belgian’s impact over the course of a glittering

Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne has been targeted by Premier League side West Ham United ahead of his Etihad exit next month. The star has been targeted following City’s decision not to extend his contract.