Man City prepare for Treble victory parade around Manchester from 18:30 BST
Who are the greatest sides you've seen and how do Man City compare?
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Silvio Berlusconi, former Italian Prime Minister and owner of AC Milan and Monza football clubs, dies aged 86
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Superintendent Gareth Parkin of Greater Manchester Police said: “The Man City victory parade will attract thousands of supporters into the city centre to celebrate the club’s triumphant season.
“The parade will be a joyous occasion for the community to come together. GMP has been working to ensure a smooth-running and safe event, and while we expect the vast majority of people coming together to be genuine fans, we urge you not to drink in excess or be involved in anti-social behaviour.
“Those attending should keep their belongings safe and report anything suspicious to police. There will be an increased police presence around the city centre. They are there to keep you safe. Crime can be reported via gmp.police.uk or 101. In an emergency, always dial 999.”
Fans attending Manchester City's victory parade are being warned to take precautions over the weather today.
Temperatures have reached 30C in Manchester today, while there are thunderstorms forecast for around 18.30 BST, when the parade starts.
A statement from Greater Manchester Police reads: "With the hot weather, attendees are advised to use the necessary protection: wearing sunscreen, caps, and staying well-hydrated.
"Officers and colleagues in other agencies will be on-hand to help anyone during the course of the evening.
"Forecasts are also indicating possible storms for the event, and fans should keep an eye on weather forecasts and social media for the latest updates on the parade. GMP and Manchester City are working closely together in the event of any delays. Visitors should take care to prepare for this possibility."
Manchester United are ready to make a £30m bid for Evertonand England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, report the Sun.
United will reportedly aim to sign the 29-year-old regardless of whether or not David de Gea leaves this summer.
Erik Ten Hag reportedly wants quality competition for De Gea, if the Spaniard stays - or a potential replacement if he goes.
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The treble winning side of 99' was far superior, built out of academy players and a few stars bought with money that was accumulated through years of success. City's treble was paid for in full by oil money, it just feels synthetic and fake. To tell the truth it leaves a real sour taste.
Emil, Stroud
Image source, PA MediaManchester City will hold an open-top bus parade in Manchester city centre on Monday to celebrate the club's Treble win.
Pep Guardiola and the squad will depart from Tonman Street, Deansgate, at approximately 18:30 BST and travel to St Mary's Gate.
The parade will then travel through Cross Street and King Street, before finishing on the corner of Princess Street and Portland Street.
A live stage show will then take place on Oxford Street, with onstage entertainment starting at 17:30 with the players expected to arrive at approximately 19:30 BST.
After Eden Hazard's exit, Brazilian Vinicius Junior has been given the number 7 shirt at Real Madrid.
He follows in the footsteps of legends Raul and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Image source, Getty ImagesFollowing Christian Purslow's departure, the Telegraph , externalare reporting that Aston Villa will target Sevilla's director of football, Monchi.
He worked alongside Villa boss Unai Emery, helping win three successive Europa League titles.
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Liverpool’s 2019/20 team was mouthwatering! What a team, what an atmosphere! Salah, Firmino, Mane, Robertson, Shaquiri. The list goes on. Klopp also did wonders with some pretty average players! Obviously people will see it as City losing it rather than Liverpool winning it though, as is always the way..
Ryan
Surely the quadruple- winning Celtic side under Jock Stein in 1967 have got to be one of the greatest sides that are worth a mention.
Aaron
Tottenham are close to agreeing personal terms with Brentford goalkeeper David Raya, reports Fabrizio Romano.
The Spain international was also a reported target for Manchester United, but looks set for Spurs in a deal for around £40 million.
Spurs need a replacement for the outgoing Hugo Lloris, and look close to getting their man in 27-year-old Raya.
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Brazil's 2002 team takes some beating
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Surely with Manchester City's achievements, it makes them the best side , what's the debate?
Ash, Manchester
Image source, BBC SportWe asked you for your reaction to Manchester City completing the Treble.
Here are some more of your comments:
Rhys: Liverpool and Manchester City have lifted football to heights never seen before. 2018 City, 2020 Liverpool and 2023 City would run circles around the Manchester United and Arsenal teams of the past.
Andy: From watching them at Wembley in the play-off final against Gillingham, just after United won the Champions League, I never dreamed that we would win anything in my lifetime. I was just happy being a City fan. But, like so many thousands of City fans, I kept the faith.
Philip: Manchester City play for each other. They are a true team with no prima donnas. This is the manager's philosophy.
Ian: Erling Haaland was the missing link. They have world class operators in every position. No visible weaknesses. A supreme squad built to operate in four competitions. Oh… and they have the best manager in the world.
Steve: Under Pep Guardiola this side have redefined how football should be played. They are now equal to the Barcelona treble-winning side. Simply a beautiful football team!
Gary: City were nowhere near their best but they did it. Great champions find a way and City did that. They are without doubt the greatest Premier League team of the modern era.
Chelsea are ready to offer striker Romelu Lukaku and defender Kalidou Koulibaly to Inter in a bid to land the Serie A side's Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana, reports the Sun.
New Blues boss Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly keen on a new number one and is keen to get two high-wage players off his books in return.
However, 90min report Onana said after the Champions League final that he wants to stay in Milan.
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Brentford striker Ivan Toney says missing last year's World Cup with England was a bigger punishment than the eight-month ban he received for breaking Football Association betting rules.
Image source, Getty ImagesI know Ivan Toney doesn't want people to feel sorry for him, but I do. The punishment doesn't match the crime. We're talking about gambling addiction, not match fixing. There needs to be a process in place to help gambling addicts in sport. With the focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment. Hearing people like John Hartson talking about it is heartbreaking. I imagine in a few years' time, they'll have a decent process in place. But that will be too late for people like Ivan. I wish him all the best and hope he returns even better.
J in Cardiff (not a Brentford fan)
Honestly don't know what Toney is bleating about. Knowingly broke betting rules over several years & got an 8 month ban, effectively 5 months, during which he can still train with his team. Joey Barton got 13 months.
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Representatives of Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal are in Paris to try to secure the signing of Paris St-Germain forward Neymar, CBS reports.
The 31-year-old is the latest superstar targeted by a Saudi side after Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema moved to the Middle East.
PSG are reportedly keen to move Neymar and his huge wages on, so it is just a case of whether the Brazilian wants to end his time in Europe.
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AC Milan, the football club which won a host of domestic and European titles under Silvio Berlusconi's ownership, have called him "unforgettable" in a tribute after his death aged 86.
"Deeply saddened, AC Milan grieves the passing of the unforgettable Silvio Berlusconi and wishes to reach out to the family, associates, and most cherished friends to share our sympathies," it said.
“Tomorrow, we will dream of new ambitions, create new challenges, and seek new victories.
"Which will represent the good, the strong, and the true that lies inside us, in all of us who shared this adventure of binding our lives to a dream called Milan.
"Thank you, Mr. President. Always with us."
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Image source, Getty ImagesArsene Wenger was a transformative figure following his appointment as Arsenal manager in 1996.
He adopted a cerebral approach, moulding a group of outstanding talents into a purists' dream, mixing style with steel to superb effect.
Wenger brought the young Patrick Vieira to English football, where he was joined later in his reign by fellow Frenchmen Emmanuel Petit, Thierry Henry and Robert Pires. Dennis Bergkamp was signed by predecessor Bruce Rioch but flourished even further under Wenger, while fellow Dutch superstar Marc Overmars joined him.
Wenger wisely kept the fiercely competitive bedrock of keeper David Seaman, captain Tony Adams, Steve Bould, Lee Dixon and Nigel Winterburn then slowly changed, the guard - Tottenham captain Sol Campbell switching sides in north London in a seismic free transfer move in July 2001.
Among many shrewd buys, Wenger also signed the teenage Nicolas Anelka, who helped Arsenal win the Premier League and FA Cup double in 1998, which was also won again four years later.
The crowning glory among many glories?
This has to be 'The Invincibles' who went the entire top-flight season unbeaten in 2003-04 - the first to achieve this remarkable feat since Preston in 1888-89.
Arsenal's team on the day they wrote history by beating Leicester City at Highbury on 15 May 2004 was: Lehmann, Lauren, Toure, Campbell, Cole, Ljungberg (Keown 87,) Silva, Vieira, Pires (Edu 70), Bergkamp (Reyes 82), Henry.
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