Manchester City has unveiled “It Takes a City,” a new brand platform designed to strengthen the identity, personality and ambition of its women’s football team. The initiative aims to tell the story of Manchester City Women in a distinct way while highlighting the connection between the players, supporters and the wider community surrounding the club….
Manchester City are expected to lead the rankings for FIFA’s Club Benefits Programme for the third consecutive World Cup, with the English club projected to receive approximately $4.4 million from the 2026 tournament. FIFA is preparing to distribute a record $355 million to clubs that released players for the 2026 World Cup. The fund represents…
Manchester City Women has unveiled a new dedicated training complex following a £10 million investment aimed at strengthening the club’s long-term commitment to women’s football. The new facilities include a modern gym, medical treatment areas, physiotherapy and rehabilitation spaces designed to improve player preparation, recovery and injury prevention. The complex remains fully integrated within the…
Manchester City will return to Hong Kong in summer 2026 as part of its pre-season tour, marking its first visit since 2019. The club will face Inter Milan at Kai Tak Stadium during the Hong Kong Football Festival, with the fixture positioned within a broader commercial and entertainment event framework delivered by TEG Sport. The…
For Manchester City, global expansion has never been just about first-team success or commercial reach. It has been about building a replicable football ecosystem — one that stretches from elite competition down to grassroots development. The latest step in that strategy has landed in the United States. Manchester City has officially launched Man City North…
Manchester City has reached a major commercial milestone with its branded residential development in Abu Dhabi selling out the first phase shortly after launch. The project, known as Manchester City Yas Residences, is being developed in partnership with Ohana Development and is located along the Yas Canal—one of the city’s key waterfront destinations. A New…
Manchester City has announced a new strategic partnership with global cybersecurity company N-able, in a move designed to strengthen the club’s digital infrastructure and protect its operations across both the men’s and women’s teams. Under the agreement, N-able becomes Manchester City’s Official Cybersecurity Partner, taking responsibility for safeguarding critical systems, sensitive data, and day-to-day digital…
The City Football Group (CFG) is set to lose a key commercial architect, as Group Chief Operating Officer Roel De Vries prepares to step down. De Vries, who has spent six years shaping the strategic direction of the world’s largest multi-club football network, is departing to take the reins as CEO of Stage Entertainment, effective…
Manchester City has renewed its partnership with JNC, the Chinese liquor manufacturer, keeping JNC as the Premier League champions’ Official Baijiu Partner for the foreseeable future.The extension continues a successful six-season collaboration that began in 2019, when JNC became the club’s first dedicated baijiu sponsor as part of City Football Group’s push to deepen ties…
Despite the ongoing legal scrutiny regarding 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations, City Football Group (CFG) has struck a note of confidence in its latest financial disclosures. As the sports world awaits a long-delayed verdict, the conglomerate maintains that it does not expect “significant sanctions” or a material outflow of economic resources related…
