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Sheikh Mansour statement on Man City league victory should worry Liverpool and rivals

As Manchester City celebrated on the Etihad pitch following another dramatic final day Premier League title win, their owner was watching on from afar.

Sheikh Mansour is rarely spotted in Manchester, instead leaving chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak as the public face of the ownership, with an efficient group of directors including Ferran Soriano, Txiki Begiristain and Omar Berrada working alongside him to run the club. Those directors took the chance to pose with the Premier League trophy yet again, and it's clear that Sheikh Mansour was equally as delighted in his latest triumph.

Taking to Twitter, on an account mainly used for diplomatic updates in his role as Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mansour described City as a 'distinguished' team after their latest trophy under his ownership.

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"We congratulate the Manchester City team for winning the English Premier League title," the tweet read. "We congratulate all the team in charge, players and fans in Britain and around the world. A well-deserved crown for a distinguished team."

It's rare that the owner comments on City, with his tweets on the Blues usually reserved for occasions like this — a title or trophy. The content of this latest post is hardly surprising, with general congratulations and nothing too surprising in the 37-word message.

When the chairman delivers his annual end-of-season interview, that will more likely offer a better insight into the owner's thoughts about a season that has delivered the main aim of winning the title, but arguably fallen short in all of the cups.

If fans were looking to read into Mansour's words, though,

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