Man City quickfire end of season review

The most significant moment of the season – good or bad – was…
Quite obvious – Pep Guardiola stepping down as manager after 10 years in charge and the emotional send-off he received after his final game.
The season has been a success or failure because..
A success because City won two trophies, beating Arsenal and Chelsea in those finals. The Premier League, though, proved elusive.
The unsung hero of the season is….
Captain Bernardo Silva, boss Guardiola’s most trusted lieutenant. His work ethic and selflessness drove others on and his impact will only be realised next season when he is not in the team any more.
If there’s a player or staff member with more to do in future it is…. because…
Phil Foden. The midfielder missed out on a place in England’s World Cup squad and spent large periods of Guardiola’s final season on the bench. Having agreed a new contract, he will be aiming to rediscover his best form.
The major club issue or talking point lurking is…
When Enzo Maresca will be confirmed as the new manager. Talks are at an advanced stage and the Italian seems like the only candidate.
The reason for hope going forward is…
Guardiola leaving the squad and club in excellent shape. City came close in the title race and will be hoping to end a run of two years without finishing top of the table.




