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As the season draws to a close Manchester City can’t afford to relax in order to retain the Premier League title. However, while fans will be on the edge of their seats and potentially dreading these last few games, there is now something else to look forward to in May.
Manchester City fans seem to have been given an early glimpse of the club's new kit for next season as it appears to have been 'leaked' ahead of schedule on Puma's official website.
Now that the next summer transfer window is on the horizon, it seems as though Manchester City have their eye on securing the signature of one player that could potentially become their next version of Phil Foden.
After some superb displays against Newcastle and Wolves, it was a shock for most Manchester City fans that Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling were not in the starting line-up against West Ham on Sunday, but it was even more surprising to see them not even come off the bench.
Maybe the number of games has caught up with them, maybe it comes from starting two centre-backs who picked up injuries on Wednesday, maybe West Ham were just good at neutralising them or maybe you only see these kinds of things when a team loses. But Manchester City looked slow, and flat from the start at the London Stadium.
Manchester City supporters were left baffled by the decision to assign Riyad Mahrez to penalty duties when Kevin De Bruyne is in such red-hot goal-scoring form. Mahrez missed from 12 yards to put City on the brink of yet another Premier League title.
Kevin de Bruyne's superlative four-goal blitz against Wolves took even his team-mates by surprise.
Phil Foden dismissed criticism of Manchester City's character as he praised the team's reaction to their Champions League heartbreak.