Premier League reject Man City request as 'rivals tell them to stop moaning'
According to The Times, rivals have told City to stop moaning about the Club World Cup, with one chief executive pointing out that clubs aren’t obligated to play in the competition but will be handed plenty of financial reward for doing so.
Manchester City will seek to defend another trophy in their collection this year, when the Premier League outfit crosses the Atlantic Ocean for ...
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Man City told to ‘stop moaning’ as PL ‘reject request’ after ‘disappointed’ club chief ‘raised issue’According to reports, Manchester City have been told to 'stop moaning' after having a 'request rejected' by the Premier ...
Taking place, as mentioned, in the United States between June 14 and July 13, the FIFA Club World Cup, which Harry Kane ...
Omar Marmoush's first three goals for Manchester City powered the club to a 4-0 victory over vsiting Newcastle United ...
Manchester City could face up to 11 extra games in total this season; the Premier League is sympathetic to the issue and confirms it considered changing fixtures but is adamant that the problems are ...
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Chief Football Officer Tony Scholes explained the Premier League’s plans to handle the expanded tournament and praised the ...
World Cup-winning defender Benjamin Mendy has signed for Swiss club Zurich after not playing this season for French ...
Pep Guardiola has discussed a multitude of talking points during the second-half of his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon. The Premier League champions will be hoping to make amends ...
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