Pep Guardiola's incredible Man City experiment is about to come to an end

Manchester City don't need to strengthen any other areas this summer.

Harry Kane is reportedly open to signing a new contract with Tottenham - one year on from his Manchester City transfer saga.Kane was pushing to join City last summer but had his request to leave snubbed by chairman Daniel Levy, who refused to budge on his mega asking price believed to be in the region of £150million. But the 28-year-old's Spurs career has been revived since Antonio Conte's arrival.The Italian manager has offered hope that the north London club can challenge for silverware - something which Kane's career is severely lacking in.

Arsenal are reportedly 'increasingly confident' that they will sign Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus in the summer transfer window.

Manchester City capped an incredible season by clinching the Premier League title in some of the most dramatic circumstances imaginable.

Manchester City have operated without a fixed striker for around two years at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola has been forced to establish a strikerless system of sorts in order to navigate the problem.

Raheem Sterling is a target of Tottenham, according to reports.

Manchester City never do it the easy way, but a dramatic 3-2 win over Aston Villa on Sunday confirmed Pep Guardiola's side as the Premier League champions for the fourth time in five seasons.

Gabriel Jesus has been told that he still has a role to play at Manchester City despite Erling Haaland's imminent arrival.

Match of the Day host Gary Lineker has praised both Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden after they received the Premier League's Player of the Season and Young Player of the Season awards respectively.

Five Manchester City players will represent England in their Nations League fixtures next month. Gareth Southgate has called up all of his City internationals for the fixtures vs Hungary home and away, Germany and Italy between June 4 and June 14.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola appears to have given Ederson the seal of approval after the Brazilian audaciously claimed he was the club's best penalty taker.City's players and staff spent Monday evening parading around Manchester city centre on an open-top bus after sealing their fourth Premier League title in five seasons with victory over Aston Villa on Sunday, with thousands of fans lining the streets to join the party and catch a glimpse of the trophy as the squad drank and smoked themselves silly.Towards the end of the parade, the bus emptied onto a stage where City's semi-intoxicated stars got the chance to get on the microphone, and Ederson was asked if he'd ever take a penalty for the club."Of course, I am the best taker of penalties [at the club]. If Pep says it’s okay then I will take one probably," the Brazilian said, prompted an approving nod from Guardiola.City have had an abysmal record from the penalty spot in recent years, with Sergio Aguero, Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan, Riyad Mahrez and Gabriel Jesus all missing from 12 yards in the past three seasons, and at the start of the season, Ederson insisted that he'd be happy to take one if he was ever asked.The 28-year-old is one of the most technically-gifted goalkeepers in the world and boasts an unrivalled passing range, but could his ability to knock fabulous 80-yard through-balls really translate to penalty-taking? I guess there's only one way to find out.

Arsenal fans have been left fuming at reports Tottenham may swoop for top target Gabriel Jesus after the Gunners were pipped to the Champions League post by their bitter North London rivals.Despite demolishing Everton 5-1 on the last day of the Premier League season, Mikel Arteta's men were left to settled for a fifth-placed finish as Spurs sealed fourth spot in style with a stunning 5-0 win over already-relegated Norwich. Heading into the final day, Arsenal knew it would take a miraculous turn of events to secure a return to the Champions League next season having thrown away their advantage last week.After a calamitous 3-0 defeat to Tottenham in the North London derby, Arteta's side then succumbed 2-0 to Newcastle to all but end their European dream.

Tottenham Hotspur are 'to battle' with Arsenal for the signing of Manchester City forward, Gabriel Jesus, according to an emerging report.

Manchester City clearly celebrated their Premier League title success in style as Jack Grealish was seen leaving a restaurant at 3am on Monday morning.City secured the title in dramatic circumstances as they came from two goals down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 and retain their crown. It's their fourth title in five years, but it was a first for £100million signing Grealish, who was in tears when the full-time whistle blew.Grealish stuck to his word as he told Roy Keane on Sky Sports that celebrations would start immediately, and the midfielder was seen enjoying himself in the dressing room with the rest of his team.

West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has been named top of the Sunday Times’ Young Rich List of sportspeople with a staggering £1.1billion net worth.Jack Sullivan, 22, sensationally topped the list of those involved in the UK sports industry under the age of 30 ahead of every Premier League footballer in the country. He also came second in the overall top-100 list which includes other industries, only being topped by Australian-born businessman Johnny Boufarhat on £2.06billion from his online platform Hopin.It is unlikely to thrill Hammers supporters after narrowly missing out on Europa League football on Sunday, with Sullivan’s fortune taking into account his family’s overall wealth.He was followed on the list of sportspeople by 29-year-old Ben Francis, who owns the Gymshark brand, and Lewis Morgan, who co-founded the same sportswear brand and is now chairman of the AYBL Group.Meanwhile, a whopping 34 of the top 100 who made the overall list were footballers.Do you think too much money has ruined football? Let us know in the comments section.Leading the charge for the Premier League's stars was Paul Pogba, whose enormous Manchester United wages have given him a net worth of £77million.

Mohamed Salah was the only Liverpool player to be handed any silverware on Sunday, as Manchester City fought back to lift the Premier League title.The Egyptian was handed both the Premier League golden boot and the playmaker award shortly after Liverpool beat Wolves 3-1 at Anfield, but unfortunately for Jurgen Klopp's side results elsewhere didn't favour them. Salah followed Harry Kane in scooping up both awards in one season, as the Egyptian finished the league season with a tally of 36 goal contributions across 38 games.But Salah couldn't have looked less impressed about receiving the awards, and the look of devastation from missing out on the title was etched all over his face.

Gary Neville branded Ilkay Gundogan as a 'little dancer' after the German was in the right place at the right time to hand City the title. Gundogan started on the bench for Pep Guardiola's side, but in an inspired change, the German found the net twice.

Aston Villa against Manchester City on Sunday afternoon.The Polish full-back stunned the Etihad Stadium when he nodded home Lucas Digne's cross in the crucial clash. City needed points against Villa to secure a second successive Premier League title, but they suffered an early shock to the system.And fans were quick to point out the irony that a player called Cash could deny Pep Guardiola's side the title.

Sergio Aguero has left football fans in stitches after struggling to name some of the most recognisable footballers on the planet - and using the wrong names for both Jack Grealish and Chelsea's Jorginho. The former Manchester City forward, who retired just two months after making his Barcelona debut due to cardiac arrhythmia, is now a social media sensation and has four million TikTok followers.

Pep Guardiola said Manchester City will give Erling Haaland all the time he needs to settle as he dismissed the suggestion that the forward will not work in their team.

Fernandinho says the love and respect he has had from Manchester City fans has been a big factor in him staying at the club for nine years. And the Brazilian ace, who plays his final game against Aston Villa on Sunday - when he hopes to lift the Premier League trophy for the fifth time - says he is virtually a Mancunian now.