Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club

Last season they moved on [Gabriel] Jesus and [Raheem] Sterling. Sergio Aguero has gone, as have big players over the years like Yaya Toure and Leroy Sane.

[Pep] Guardiola's work in the transfer market has been incredible. [Manuel] Akanji and [Erling] Haaland were signed for not excessive money.

The most important thing for Man City is for Pep [Guardiola] to hang around and if he does then they have a better opportunity of achieving the legacy they are trying to create.

Shay Given
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club

I'm trying to look for the weaknesses in this Man City squad and I'm finding it difficult to find many. I'm sure Pep will sign players in the summer but I don't go through the team and think they need more in any positions. Kalvin Phillips signed last year for £50m and has hardly kicked a ball this year.

If the likes of [Ilkay] Gundogan, Bernardo Silva and Riyad Mahrez leave, then he will have to strengthen and bring in some big names we will have heard of before.

Fifty-two-goal Erling Haaland = top off.

Good way to make me feel old, hearing fans who don't remember Sergio Aguero's title-winning goal.

We've been hearing from Manchester City fan Royce Barnett who is over in Iowa in the USA.

He tells the BBC he is "thrilled" at City clinching the Treble and picked out his stand out players from Saturday's final.

"Ederson was my man of the match on Saturday," he says.

Royce says he wasn't old enough to be able to watch Sergio Aguero's iconic goal in 2012, so he enjoyed Rodri's strike on Saturday all the more as he was "able to be in the moment".

"These last three days have been fantastic," he adds. "One constant celebration. It has been beautiful."

Rhia Chohan
BBC Sport in Manchester

Not sure this bus shelter is going to make it!

One City fan has a lot of make-up on her face including a Manchester City crest on her forehead.

Pep Guardiola, with his sleeves rolled up to his shoulders looking like Mac in Always Sunny in Philadelphia, is held up by colleagues on the bus giving it the big one to the fans.

The fans are now walking behind the open-top buses on their way to the stage.

Or maybe it's just people who have been waiting to get into a shop for a can of cola for four hours.

Anyone know if former Republic of Ireland Under-21 international Jack Grealish is having a good time?

Image source, Getty Images

Every time I see the bus Nathan Ake has the Premier League trophy. Are they not taking it in turns?

Shay Given
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club

If Man City could get to the final next year, I would fancy them more than ever to win it but the biggest question hangs over recruitment because [Ilkay] Gundogan's contact is up and I'm sure [Riayd] Mahrez is not happy sitting on the bench.

Does Pep [Guardiola] stay another three or four seasons? He has not been that long at a club before. Does he try and go for back-to-back Champions Leagues or does he go off to the hills with the cigar he likes to smoke as it's the longest time he has spent at any club?

The longer City can keep hold of Pep, the better their chance of dominating Europe.

Image source, Reuters

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BBC Weather

A reminder, the celebrations are running at a delay due to thunderstorms quite literally trying to rain on the victory parade.

BBC Weather's Louise Lear says it was really humid in Manchester earlier in the day, but then the widespread thunderstorms started to gather early in the evening.

"They've been lucky to get the parade underway when they did," Louise says.

"There are still more thundery showers on their way. It will start to ease. Gradually it is an improving picture."

The camera pans to a bunch of Manchester City fans dancing away despite the absolutely pelting rain.

Some fans wave the Norway flag. They must be remembering battling midfielder Alf-Inge Haaland, who used to play for the club.

The fans and players and whoever are on the second bus are having a great old time.

Joe Donovan of the Blossoms is on the stage now. I presume the Blossoms are a band.