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The season is coming to an end and we are wondering about the fate of the Premier League title.
And there are also transfer discussions, that's where we start.
According to Spanish exit AS, City will make Rodri a summer goal.
The midfielder of Atletico Madrid would have a release clause of 70 million euros [£60m], which AS let's say the city is ready to fire.
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Gary Neville said Burnley's City victory was the mark of the champions.
The former right-back of Manchester United, who has won eight titles in his playing career, believes that the courage and defensive quality of City have shown in recent games that we have a mentality of winning the title.
Speak on Sky sportsHe said: "I remember when we were shooting for titles, Sir Alex liked wins 1 to 0 because he felt it was a measure for a champion team.
"To really reach that goal, score the goal – not the second goal but a flawless defense and no mistake, knowing that an error is now being made by a Manchester City defender, a bad pbad, a keeper mistake, a defensive mistake costs them the title.
"You succeed, you see that and it's a real champion team, that's really it."
At the same time, Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez promised to send his team to win to face Liverpool on Saturday.
The Spaniard has decided to calm his concerns and help his former club by saying: "We will do what we have done all season and are trying to win the match.
"We play at home in front of our own fans and we will try to do our best," the newspaper reports. the mirror.
"It's my responsibility to watch over Newcastle and if I'm on the other side, I would expect the opposition to do its best and the manager to do his best."
Strong points
And, finally, Ken Early wrote a fascinating article for the Irish Times in which he explains how much the game has changed lately.
And inside, there is a pbadage on Manchester City that will please some of you!
"You'd almost forget that it was the 156th and 157th goals of the city season – an all-time record in English football," Early writes. "How do they seem to find it so easy to score? Is it because most of their opponents are cheaters and bluffers, so rotten because of too much money, first clbad travel and Dr Dre headphones that they have forgotten or stopped worrying about the basics of football?
"Or could it be related to what cities do? Their game is to systematically present to the opponent a bad choice and a worse choice. Who will he be?
"You are Luke Shaw and Bernardo Silva comes to you on the edge of the box. Do you challenge it and run the risk of dribbling or perhaps giving up a penalty, or do you take the risk of being targeted? You decide that David de Gea will probably have the shot covered and. . . Congratulations, he is 1-0 in City and you already have a tendency on Twitter, and not in a good way. "
That's all for today's media watch that will stay with us as we continue to update you on the latest news from the city.
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