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Manchester City won the treble last season so will contend Sunday's Community Shield against last season's Premier League runners-up Arsenal (10:50 a.m. ET, stream live on ESPN+). But after a summer of upheaval, transfers and tours on foreign soil, how will each side match up? And does it mean anything before the season starts on Aug. 11?
Last season’s treble winners Manchester City face Premier League runners-up Arsenal on Sunday in the FA Community Shield at Wembley (7pm UAE).
Harry Redknapp believes Pep Guardiola faces a huge challenge in keeping his Manchester City players motivated after winning the treble last season.
Manchester City kick off the new domestic season when they face Arsenal in the Community Shield.
Ilkay Gundogan's departure threatened to disrupt Manchester City's midfield, but the quick signing of Mateo Kovacic looks to be a shrewd replacement for just £25m.
Pep Guardiola is hoping Manchester City complete the signing of defender Josko Gvardiol within the next few “hours or days”.
Pep Guardiola confirmed defender Josko Gvardiol was undergoing a medical at Manchester City on Friday ahead of a proposed move from RB Leipzig as he prepared his team to face Arsenal in the Community Shield. The treble winners are closing in on a deal for the Croatia international and are understood to have agreed a fee of 90 million euros ($99 million). Speaking to reporters ahead of Sunday's curtain-raiser against Arsenal at Wembley, Guardiola said: "Regarding Gvardiol -- what a beautiful surname he has -- he's doing a medical test. "Everybody knows he's here, and hopefully we can finish the deal in the next hours, the next days."
LONDON: Winning four successive top-flight titles has proved beyond any team or manager in the history of English football but if any club can break new ground it is Manchester City.