Manchester City will go into this summer's FIFA Club World Cup still as one of the favourites despite a disappointing season by their ridiculously high standards.
Pep Guardiola's men can still boast of being Premier League champions for four consecutive seasons, and they are still the current holders of the Club World Cup, having won the competition in 2023.
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One of the big two in Manchester, City and neighbours United split the famous city.
Since their big-money takeover, the blue half have gone from being ‘noisy neighbours’ to being the region’s dominant force.
Members of St. Mark's Church of England, West Gorton, Manchester, founded the football club that would become known as Manchester City for largely humanitarian purposes.
Two churchwardens sought to curb local gang violence and alcoholism by instituting new activities for local men, whilst high unemployment plagued East Manchester.
They became Ardwick Association Football Club in 1887 and finally Manchester City in 1894.

Manchester City’s Premier League win in 2024 made them the first side in English football history to ever win four league championships in a row, cementing their dominace of English football that started with the takeover by the Abu Dhabi United Group in 2008.
Their investment moved Manchester City onto the elite table of clubs in England and has seen them go on to win eight league titles since 2012, as well as nine domestic cups and their Champions League win in 2023 - one third of a historic treble.
They are also the current holders of the FIFA Club World Cup.
The likes of Colin Bell and Franny Lee were City heroes of the '60s and '70s, but the modern stars and their achievements have eclipsed that era as legends of the club.
City’s struggles haven’t stopped the striking Viking, as has broken the thirty-goal barrier in all competitions for a third season in a row.
2025 may not have been Pep's year, but football is still Pep's playground.
No manager has revolutionised the game like the Spaniard, and he'll be heading into this year's FIFA Club World Cup looking to win the competition for a FOURTH time.
Manchester CIty are one of twelve European teams competing in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and qualify as one of the last three winners of the UEFA Champions League.
The Citiziens were victorious in the 2023 showpiece, where they earned a 1-0 victory over Inter Milan thanks to a goal from Rodri in Istanbul, Turkey.
Manchester City have been drawn into Group G, alongside Juventus, Al Ain and Wydad.
| Date | Kick-off (local and BST) | Fixture | Venue |
| June 18 | 12:00 p.m. EDT / 5 p.m. BST | Manchester City vs. Wydad | Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia |
| June 22 | 9:00 p.m. EDT / 2 a.m. BST | Manchester City vs. Al Ain | Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta |
| June 26 | 3:00 p.m. EDT / 8 p.m. BST | Juventus vs. Manchester City | Camping World Stadium, Orlando |
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