City declined to comment. However, Mail Sport understands clubs were due to discuss changes to the rules, which City claimed were unlawful, at the summit in London.

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The German attacking midfielder is being targeted by several top clubs in Europe for the summer market.

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Winning a treble in soccer is the ultimate prize for clubs at the top of their game after a long, monumental season.

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The UEFA Champions League returned last week with a brand new league format to showcase. For Manchester City, matchday one saw them take on 2023 final opponents ...

Tottenham Hotspur ace, Jamie O’Hara has suggested that Chelsea’s Noni Madueke is better than Manchester City winger Jack ...